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"Yep, more revenue-sharing, folks.  The bookmarking site/directory RawSugar has a Rewards program, although it's not exactly clear how it works.  Based on this blog post, it appears to be a pay-per-pageview model, which isn't the best of ideas.  It also looks like the Rewards program might be a temporary thing, but I'm sure the Rawsugar guys can chime in to explain more. From the RawSugar blog:\nThe first month of our new Rewards program is over so we had the number crunchers go to work tallying up the numbers. We\u2019re proud to announce the first members to get paid...showing the global reach of RawSugar\u2019s membership, three of these directories are published by people who live outside the United States. Each of the five covers a different information domain too.  The new month means the standings are reset to zero. If you aren\u2019t signed up, do head over to the registration form and make your directory eligible for January\u2019s payouts; register once and your directory remains in the program as long as it runs.\nIt'll be interesting to see if the ad revenue from social bookmarking sites will ever be more than a token gesture to users.  Admittedly, Rawsugar is only paying a bounty to the top users, while Simpy will let everyone profit, but it's not clear whether the pageviews generated by the average user will ever amount to real cash.  Case in point: Epinions.com, which started out paying users a few dollars for every product review they submitted - as the site grew, the payments dropped to less than a cent.  Still, it makes me wonder if Yahoo will spot this obvious opportunity to monetize del.icio.us."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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