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It's only for the ad revenue. I'm guessing this is a small part of their revenue compared to reddit gold.
by slariviere 13y ago
It's only for the ad revenue. I'm guessing this is a small part of their revenue compared to reddit gold.
- Shivetya 13y agoIs reddit gold all that much? I could imagine a surge when it came out, but how about ongoing?
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- mahranch 13y agohttp://www.reddit.com/gilded http://www.reddit.com/gilded You can see "gilded" comments in real time. Gilded is when one user gives a month of reddit gold to another user (it doesn't include people buying it for themselves). I'd say it's most definitely a success.
- nandhp 13y agoThey have a "gold goal" progress meter at the bottom of the homepage sidebar. I assume this is approximately "amount of gold purchases needed to keep us from losing money today" -- it's usually above 80%; yesterday it was 107%.
- njr123 13y agoAbout $50k a month. http://gold.reddit-stream.com http://gold.reddit-stream.com
- theknown99 13y agoSo about 2% of their hosting bill...
- rhc2104 13y agoThat page says, "These numbers only include gifted gold"