I'm not a big fan of contests with big rewards for top 3 and no consolation for anyone else. I would much rather participate if it was distributed over 10 or 20 winners, because then it would seem like I had a better shot at winning.
Does anyone know how the revenue sharing (and other terms) work for the Pokki store?
I'm all for prizes and contests as a means of incentivizing creativity and innovation, but the lack of clarity on the above point (and thus what you both "get" and "give up" for winning) is disappointing.
Disclaimer: I am one of the founders of SweetLabs (the company behind Pokki).
There are no revenue sharing requirements for the use of third-party ad services and third-party payment providers at this time (though the providers must be approved - list forthcoming). We're still very much focused on developer and user adoption right now.
That said we will be offering our own monetization options next year and there will be very favorable rev-share requirements tied to those for developers.
You are essentially giving up very little beyond time to participate in this contest!
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[ 6.7 ms ] story [ 22.6 ms ] threadI'm all for prizes and contests as a means of incentivizing creativity and innovation, but the lack of clarity on the above point (and thus what you both "get" and "give up" for winning) is disappointing.
There are no revenue sharing requirements for the use of third-party ad services and third-party payment providers at this time (though the providers must be approved - list forthcoming). We're still very much focused on developer and user adoption right now.
That said we will be offering our own monetization options next year and there will be very favorable rev-share requirements tied to those for developers.
You are essentially giving up very little beyond time to participate in this contest!