This is all good to know. I think I've clicked on once just to see if it counts. However, now I don't see any ads on the ones awarded to me. Question, is this retroactive? Meaning, if a question is awarded say 7 days after being posted and there are 234 click-throughs during the 7 days does the Chosen One (I like being the Chosen One) get revenue from that 7 days? If not, who does get the click through revenue on those 7 days? My guess would be WebAnswers.
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