I've seen a lot of sites use them even (exclusively) for copyrighted content so I think it's pretty similar to renting servers in that regard. In both cases you have to delete the infringing content anyway if you get a DMCA for it.
That's pretty cheap for the money you're making with the site. Out of curiosity, is there a reason you're going with a content server instead of something more scalable like BunnyCDN?
Nice. Since your last update was so long ago, do you still follow the the same workflow or have you switched tings up? Also how did Google's March and August core updates influence your traffic, if at all?
I think that's pretty normal TBH. I don't know what the exact conversion rates tend to be for cam revshares but I'd imagine it to be very low. You would probably need like a 1000 registrations before you can start drawing a conclusion.
Edit: Also there's a lot of competition with chaturbate...
I feel like something has to be wrong with the pop ad if you haven't earned a single cent from it yet with that kind of traffic. You should definitely be earning something. Cam revshare is a lot slower to build up though.
Don't try this. I'm sure some people are stupid enough to do this, but RDP is intended for downloading and uploading at faster speeds. If the host finds out one user account is taking up most of the storage on the server guess what's gonna happen? Additionally, since most people use RDPs for...
Ok but when you counter-claim the "I own the rights/license to this content" part is implied. It's why it's called a counter-claim. What you write in the counter-claim doesn't matter. It's just what the rights holder will get to see. If they want the content to stay down, which they almost...
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