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For your information (from Google Chrome for a Cause's Terms of Service): Terms of Service [...] The Charitable Donation Google has set a maximum contr
by aeurielesn 16y ago
For your information (from Google Chrome for a Cause's Terms of Service):
Terms of Service
[...]
The Charitable Donation
Google has set a maximum contribution of $1,000,000 associated
with the Google Chrome for a Cause extension.
[...]
Limit on tabs submitted
Google Chrome for a Cause sets a daily maximum for the number of
tabs you may submit, presently equal to 250 tabs per day. You are
also limited to accruing one tab per second towards your daily maximum.
tl;dr:
1) maximum contribution of $1,000,000
2) maximum 250 tabs per day
3) you get only one tab per second
- growt 16y agowell without these restrictions my browsing habits would have saved the planet in 2 days :)
- wwortiz 16y agoThat shouldn't stop anyone from installing it and making sure they reach the maximum of 1 million dollars.
- aeurielesn 16y agoI am pretty sure they were aiming to reach that maximum since the beginning anyways.
- pak 16y agoExactly. They just want some publicity so that people use Chrome. What better way than encouraging people to open lots of Chrome tabs?
- aeurielesn 16y agoIt seems you need a Google account to be able to send your tabs, so it does not seem that they were aiming solely to publicize Chrome. Probably they boosted-up the Google's account registration and post-registration page just before announcing the campaign.
- stumm 16y agoIt looks like it matches the maximum donation Microsoft was making for the "browser for the better" campaign. The only difference is IE donated per download, not for usage.