If anyone here is running Adsense on their own site/blog, could you please check something for me? Run last month’s totals using the “Aggregate” data. Then run last month’s totals using the “channel” data (considering that you have URI channels setup, which I do) These numbers are wildly different for me. I even went through and checked my total earnings and compared them with the two results and sure enough my earnings were recorded and paid with the “aggregate” data and not the channel data. These two values have never been different for me for the last year or so that I have run AdSense, barring March and now April and that makes me really confused. Am I seeing this wrong or am I losing money?? I have written to AdSense support, but I never have had stellar luck with them. Considering the difference in the two amounts, I would […]
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Here is the link to the WordPress Plugin and Mod Competition Blog. The aforementioned blog will contain all announcements for the Plugin Competition and I encourage all entrants to register and post about their plugins.
[Continue Reading...]PluginWiki anyone? This is the official WordPress Plugin Competition Repository of information and documentation. Please be considerate, this wiki will be actively monitored. Expect the PluginBlog to follow soon (in a day or so). In keeping with the philosophy of sharing, I encourage each and every participant to register in the PluginBlog and post often. They should keep their audience (the WordPress Public) well informed of their plugin goals, provide lots of links back to their blogs and generally blog about their plugins and the competition.
[Continue Reading...]Many-to-Many: Open Source Innovation Practices: Some norms such as the right to fork, open participation and self-organizing contribution strengthen this opportunity and provide models for consideration beyond software development. When a project can be forked, it provides a balance against poor management (albeit at a cost) and fosters a leadership style that lets other express ideas and have them be heard. Leadership forms the core of a social network of innovation, being an arbiter of information and quality outcomes. Open participation is essential to innovation, to bring in new people with new ideas. By self-organizing I don’t mean some high falutin’ emergence, but the simple freedom for people to choose where to contribute based on their expertise and personal motivation. Some good reading there from Ross Mayfield. Some rambling on, but some very good insights.
[Continue Reading...]WP Plugin: DI.FM Playlist Put a “last played” playlist from Digitally Imported Radio on your WordPress blog. I can voich for d.fm, I listen to them all the time!
[Continue Reading...]Six Apart integrates weblogging tools into Adobe Go Live CS2: Now thats putting blogging into the mainstream. Palettes of tools that allow designers to create Type Pad and Movable Type templates have been built into Go Live CS2 I wonder how much SA had to pay to get this done?
[Continue Reading...]Rrdtool Server Statistics: Since some people have show interest in using Rrdtool that I had mentioned in the previous post, here is a good tutorial and example on how to use it and customize it for your own use. I have written my own scripts to interface into the Round Robin Database and collect and store information. I am using some of the code from the PHP display files mentioned in this tutorial. If you do end up using their code, please find a way to say thank you to the author.
[Continue Reading...]Understanding Blog Speak: The blog herald has a semi-complete list of phrases, acronyms and terms used often in the blogging world. Most programmer types will be really familiar with the terms here but casual bloggers might benefit from a quick glance. The list is being compiled by Duncan Riley and he is looking for more submission, corrections etc. I think we should have a WordPress Speak wiki page.
[Continue Reading...]WordPress 1.5 Options Page Plugin Bug: This bug is with regards to plugins and options pages created by plugins. Thanks for pointing this out Alex and yes, the idea is to use the right solution, regardless of this bug when coding for the plugin competition. In other words, consider this bug to be fixed in the version of WordPress that will be used to test the competition plugins.
[Continue Reading...]About the Author
- Mark Ghosh
An avid fan of business, education, technology and finance. I lead a lean, highly focussed and capable team of Java Back End developers and Front End developers through a maze of complex software wizardry to fulfill the web maintenance needs of a large chemical manufacturer. As per Myers-Briggs Personality Types, I am an ESTJ. I pride in a project completed on time and according to plan. My hobbies include all kinds of technology, anything that I can taste and anything that goes fast or flies in the air. I like to read business books and comics in my spare time.
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