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How about none?

Hey, I don't get the humiliating part either.

Why are you disclosing that you met and married a woman online?

woohoo!

I think that's the challenge. That is, that because WordPress isn't supporting premium plugins and the market is reaching critical mass.

I think that's how most people start. The problem becomes apparent when you don't have time to maintain and support the plugin.

Maybe not rich but there are several plugin developers that make a decent amount of revenue by selling plugins. For example check out Dan Grossman and his review plugin: http://wpreviewsite.com

Joost de Valk seems to be pushing donations pretty hard yet his donation rate is 0.1%.

Do you know what kind of donate rate Rick Brewster is able to achieve?

Yes, it definitely seems unfair for the plugin developers to do all the work and receive very little compensation for all their time.

no, most are :)

Yeah, it's funny that everyone seems to have an IQ over 130

That's frickin sweet, I've been waiting for this. Boom!

Yeah Bing that shit dude!

wow, that's very impressive.

cool, thanks for the link!

you said it

yeah right

nice, justin.tv is starting to get traction

the real question now becomes where is the information WA is getting its results from and how is that chosen as the premier source for a particular query?

the twitter execs seem to be off in lala land lately catering to celebs

I think the differentiating point is that Tumblr is not an adult website. Adult websites need to stay separate from those which are popular for kids <18 years old or at least have some kind of warning that informs the user about the content. We have the same thing for TV, music, movies, video, and video games too.

yeah, 16/20 of the top blogs on tumblr are adult oriented. so I think it is definitely because of the traffic

what took so long?

FAQs should help that

I just said the possibility is there. If you can't come up with a way to monetize that, it's your fault.

I'll believe it when I see it

Yeah, I don't trust him. I'm afraid it's going to happen.

No, it just proves that indeed this thing has legs. Once that's possible so is monetization.