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If a user spends time on a site without a payment provider (i.e. Coil), we’ll have monetized time spent (unpaid, i.e. no payment streamed) logged for them. However, as soon as they start streaming payment to sites, the monetized time spent will reflect both unpaid and paid monetized time spent.
This makes the needs love calculation faulty because our intention is to boost sites that the user has not streamed much payment to (low amount of paid monetized time), not just boosting sites with a low amount of monetized time in general.
This means that we'll either need to track both paid monetized time and unpaid monetized time per origin, or we'll need to sum up all sent assets to an origin, convert to a single currency and compare the total sent amount between origins to deduce the origins that need some love. The former option would be the simplest (but would require a change to our data format), since converting to a single currency requires a lot more calculation and we'd need to use an exchange rate API of some sort.
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If a user spends time on a site without a payment provider (i.e. Coil), we’ll have monetized time spent (unpaid, i.e. no payment streamed) logged for them. However, as soon as they start streaming payment to sites, the monetized time spent will reflect both unpaid and paid monetized time spent.
This makes the needs love calculation faulty because our intention is to boost sites that the user has not streamed much payment to (low amount of paid monetized time), not just boosting sites with a low amount of monetized time in general.
This means that we'll either need to track both paid monetized time and unpaid monetized time per origin, or we'll need to sum up all sent assets to an origin, convert to a single currency and compare the total sent amount between origins to deduce the origins that need some love. The former option would be the simplest (but would require a change to our data format), since converting to a single currency requires a lot more calculation and we'd need to use an exchange rate API of some sort.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: