Thank you for your honesty and comments, they are much appreciated.
I will look into putting this information down on a developers page so that individuals (such as yourself) who want more detailed information don't have to look too far; while others are not forced to know all the ins-and-outs as soon as they land on the homepage.
If you have any specific questions or concerns until then, I am happy to answer them.
All data is _always_ realtime with a very simple integration.
Integrating into SPA/Angular/React is so easy that you don't even need to tell it a page or event has changed!
Simply adding the Javascript tagging anywhere on your site allows the analytics engine to detect if a SPA page has changed routes and it will then fire relevant events.
Other than the standard GA functionalities, you can also assign events to login/join pages to associate anonymous visitors as _people_ and then know which actions particular individuals are doing later.
All Javascript errors are logged with a full stacktrace where applicable so that you can immediately see if anyone on a particular platform/useragent is experiencing errors on one of your pages (happens more than you think!).
Other than that, there are many additional hidden features that you should find out for yourself ;)
I would tend to agree with you on some of these sort of posts.
We are still working on the service and decided to inform some more people about the potential to join an early beta as we believe online advertising is really bad at the moment. It really would be nice to not have to download multiple megs just in order to see some product you are not that interested in at the end; or have to use an AdBlocker as an alternative as way too many online sites and blogs rely heavily on ads to continue going; so we really would like to help everyone out in this market.
The list is automatically updated daily.
If you notice any site that obviously should be there, then it's probably because it hasn't been categorised correctly, this can easily be changed by simply suggesting an alternative category!
Hey, we've made some changes to the algorithm and made sure that it only takes the most current datasets.
Tons more categories as well ;)
Craigslist should automatically appear with tomorrow morning's auto update.