Thursday, August 16, 2007
In this post I discussed some of the technical changes we've put in place to monitor potential terms of service violations, and we turned that into a tool for publishers - List Quality Alerts - to help them manage their circulation.
We are also putting in place economic changes to our pricing and policies. Larger lists can cause the most problems from a reputation / quality perspective in one fell swoop. It is also true that "genuine" larger lists are for professional purposes - for a company, an organization, a cause. The majority of larger lists clearly fall into this category and already use one of our premium services, and if they don't then, frankly, they can afford to.
So we are making the following terms of service and policy changes, to go into effect Sunday, August 19, 2007:
We are also putting in place economic changes to our pricing and policies. Larger lists can cause the most problems from a reputation / quality perspective in one fell swoop. It is also true that "genuine" larger lists are for professional purposes - for a company, an organization, a cause. The majority of larger lists clearly fall into this category and already use one of our premium services, and if they don't then, frankly, they can afford to.
So we are making the following terms of service and policy changes, to go into effect Sunday, August 19, 2007:
- Lists with an active circulation of 5,000 or more must be on a FeedBlitz premium service (Pro, Turbo or Newsletter Edition).
- We will insert ads into subscriber emails for lists with circulations of this size until such time as they comply.
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2 Comments:
Just so I am clear, my service will be free up to 5000 users and when I reach 5001, I will either pay for upgraded service, or you will serve up adds on my site and all ad revenues will go to you. That seems fair. It's a great service and so far, it is working just fine. I use it to reach out to my readers of badbacklax.blogspot.com and they don't seem to mind opting in.
John: That's exactly it. And the ads (as and when) are pretty unobtrusive.
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