RhinoFish - 2:08 pm on Feb 29, 2008 (gmt 0)

Still nope, Count Dunkula has studied the effects of varying strata within an auction based pricing system, and I'm telling ya, fat Timmy still won't clear a credit card.

The dude standing next to Timmy does get Jimmy'd, but only slightly. Some gaps resize slightly and jiggle, while jiggling is fun to watch, its not earth shaking (or moving) to those above and below.

Back on Lovetron, me and JBrown learned something cool though, something G is missing... aiding Fat Timmy doesn't help the bottom line like one would think, you focus improvement where it matters the most, and that's with the folks who get the higher priced clicks, they (we) need the control JBrown asked about above. If G would look back at every improvement (or change) they've made, they'll see the dollars are driven by those changes' impact on the smartest users, not the laziest. The ball's diameter and the hoop's diameter and height are fine, but expanded B blurs my vision, and I need G to realize that. Shoot, give me a switch to turn it off, no worries for G though, Fat Timmy won't even know to do that.

Among my many, many thousands of keywords, I've got dozens that I bid more than $10 on... helping Fat Timmy to double his $0.12 word count does widen the pyramid's base... but since consumers can't click 6 ads at a time, G's earnings are all about the upper third of the mount, not coincidentally, where the dunking happens. :-)

[edited by: RhinoFish at 2:10 pm (utc) on Feb. 29, 2008]