The only ones that I've had denied were copied from the original CrakRevenue ad-builder. I'd encourage you to perhaps try gathering the pictures from elsewhere and making certain that it's original content, assuming that you haven't already.
OP, thank you so much!
I got started with this a couple of days ago - looking forward to see how it plays out. As far as approval with CrakRevenue is concerned, I think I just happened to get pretty lucky.
Now, I'm just working to not look at my stats.
I do think that the new set of gTLD's will eventually pick up steam and be pretty ubiquitous on the web. I've spoken with a lot of people who have a good amount of interest in adapting these TLD's to suit their niche. I'd give it about 3-5 years before they're commonplace.
I don't necessarily think that there needs to be a huge distinction between the two. I've worked with *nix systems for several years now, and can build a LAMP stack in RHEL/Debian systems with my eyes closed. Running "yum" or "wget" isn't really that difficult. The difficult part comes down to...
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