Kieran-R Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 (edited) BBG Web Gaming is a brand new Browser Games toplist. Im inviting you to come join my new toplist, and check out the wide range of features, and tools that most other toplist do not have. BBG is more than just a list of games. You can view a wide range of information about games such as weekly stats, reviews, screenshots, and more. A very good feature which BBG Web Gaming gives to game owners is Incentive Voting. Incentive voting is a great way to make sure your users are actually voting for your game rather than clicking the link then leaving. Furthermore, it has never been easier to set up! You can find full instructions in the incentive voting section of the game control panel. As a welcome bonus for all MWG members, I am offering them 100 free banner advertising clicks on any advertising spot of your choice. If you want to take this offer, then use the contact section on BBG , and tell me that you are from MWG, and the information for your banner. Many advertisement campaigns will also be getting underway within the next few days. So if you add your game now, you are basically getting advertising COMPLETELY FREE! Signing up to BBG now, is the perfect way to promote your game to people who actually want to play browser games. Add your game now @ www.bbgwebgaming.com Thanks, Kieran-R PS: This offer is only valid for 1 month after this post. Edited May 21, 2011 by Kieran-R Quote
wizardage.com Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 all my site votes that i had received before is now gone, that is a wasted marketing project which I involved my website into. I would suggest you to place back the votes which I had received, if not, I wouldn't suggest a flawed system. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 11, 2011 Author Posted February 11, 2011 When you signed up, the site wasnt even released. Nowhere did I say join. So sorry. Your votes will not be returned. Quote
wizardage.com Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 K your site has like no submission, so doesn't really matter. I would just suggest next time to clearly label that the sites in Dev, and to not have random resets. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 12, 2011 Author Posted February 12, 2011 It wasn't a 'random reset'. It was the site getting released. And I'm assuming that you found BBG from my forum sig. And it did say it was in strict beta period at that point. Anyway, you can still claim free advertising if you want. Use the contact form on the site and I'll set you up. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 14, 2011 Author Posted February 14, 2011 Advertising for BBG will start tomorrow. SO if you want to get some free members for your game, then add your game fast! :D Quote
Djkanna Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 I like this; BBG Web Gaming was established in March 2011, and has growed massivly from then. BBG's aim is to become the most popular browser games portal where both gamers, and game owners can come to find a new game, or add one of there games. Your site is from the future :O Best of luck. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 14, 2011 Author Posted February 14, 2011 lol I wasnt expecting to have it released this early. Thats why it says March. Thanks anyway though :) Quote
Dayo Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 found a small html error/bug looks like your catagories url is set up wrong, r u using somat like <a href="?cat=2"> ....as when you go to load another page it will go to contact.php?cat=2 for example ;) Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 15, 2011 Author Posted February 15, 2011 Thanks for letting me know :) I'll change that soon. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 20, 2011 Author Posted February 20, 2011 Cmon! Join up :D Lots of games are already getting lots of free traffic even when they are not sending that much votes. Quote
Danny696 Posted February 20, 2011 Posted February 20, 2011 Thats why we have loads of features that no other gaming portal has. Improper English, theres, its lots, not loads. And what features does it have.... Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 20, 2011 Author Posted February 20, 2011 Danny do I really have to have exact proper english? It has incentive voting, reviews, screenshots, large game control panel ect... Quote
Danny696 Posted February 20, 2011 Posted February 20, 2011 exact proper :P It looks more professional if it is... Quote
rulerofzu Posted February 20, 2011 Posted February 20, 2011 Added. Players cannot vote as you have logged the game's IP so one vote per day per game. Removed. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 20, 2011 Author Posted February 20, 2011 Rulerofzu, Im not understandig what you mean. 1 vote per game per day is the criteria on nearly all voting sites. Why would that put you of mine? Quote
rulerofzu Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Ok let me explain. Added your vote site. Player 1 votes. Player 2,3,4,5,6 etc cannot vote as the vote has been done for that day. Players can vote only once per day. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 21, 2011 Author Posted February 21, 2011 BBG Takes the users IP address. Not the the games. If what your saying IS the case, then how come your site has already received 6 votes? Quote
rulerofzu Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 All 6 people that tried got transferred from the game to your site and was told they had already voted. It still registered their visit. Your problem not mine. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 21, 2011 Author Posted February 21, 2011 If they were told "they have already voted" while on BBG, then there vote would most certainaly not have been counted. There is various sites sending votes into BBG, and none have encountered this problem. I think you should be double checking to before coming to a conclusion. The format of my 'in.php' file is simply like this: if (user has not voted today){ echo "your vote has been counted"; mysql_query(...); } else { echo "you have already voted today"; } So as you can see it isn't possible that the vote could have counted while they have received the error message. Hope you understand. Quote
Dave Posted February 22, 2011 Posted February 22, 2011 If they were told "they have already voted" while on BBG, then there vote would most certainaly not have been counted. There is various sites sending votes into BBG, and none have encountered this problem. I think you should be double checking to before coming to a conclusion. The format of my 'in.php' file is simply like this: if (user has not voted today){ echo "your vote has been counted"; mysql_query(...); } else { echo "you have already voted today"; } So as you can see it isn't possible that the vote could have counted while they have received the error message. Hope you understand. When running any form of service you should just acknowledge the problem and allow the complaint to be registered, and then apply a fix if needed. Instead of trying to fight it and prove that your current code works. Will make the customer happier, and considering you're arguing this on a public forum it could certainly drive away some larger potential clients. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 22, 2011 Author Posted February 22, 2011 A small error when updating your reward script URL has been found and fixed. Rulerofzu, your problem may be becuase you tried to set an incentive voting URL, (and it failed die to a small bug), players were attempting to vote, after voting it still says they haven't voted yet on your site, so they try vote again. If that is so the case, then I do appoligise. If you retry setting your incentive votin script URL in the game control panel, then everything should be working fine now. Quote
Kieran-R Posted February 22, 2011 Author Posted February 22, 2011 If they were told "they have already voted" while on BBG, then there vote would most certainaly not have been counted. There is various sites sending votes into BBG, and none have encountered this problem. I think you should be double checking to before coming to a conclusion. The format of my 'in.php' file is simply like this: if (user has not voted today){ echo "your vote has been counted"; mysql_query(...); } else { echo "you have already voted today"; } So as you can see it isn't possible that the vote could have counted while they have received the error message. Hope you understand. When running any form of service you should just acknowledge the problem and allow the complaint to be registered, and then apply a fix if needed. Instead of trying to fight it and prove that your current code works. Will make the customer happier, and considering you're arguing this on a public forum it could certainly drive away some larger potential clients. Dave, I did actually have a long look through the code to try look for something which would result in RulerOfZu's problem. But as I did relise that the error he was reporting didn't make sense compared to the code, then I was just posting that to try and resolve the problem, and rule out what he was originaly reporting as the problem. Quote
Dave Posted February 22, 2011 Posted February 22, 2011 If they were told "they have already voted" while on BBG, then there vote would most certainaly not have been counted. There is various sites sending votes into BBG, and none have encountered this problem. I think you should be double checking to before coming to a conclusion. The format of my 'in.php' file is simply like this: if (user has not voted today){ echo "your vote has been counted"; mysql_query(...); } else { echo "you have already voted today"; } So as you can see it isn't possible that the vote could have counted while they have received the error message. Hope you understand. When running any form of service you should just acknowledge the problem and allow the complaint to be registered, and then apply a fix if needed. Instead of trying to fight it and prove that your current code works. Will make the customer happier, and considering you're arguing this on a public forum it could certainly drive away some larger potential clients. Dave, I did actually have a long look through the code to try look for something which would result in RulerOfZu's problem. But as I did relise that the error he was reporting didn't make sense compared to the code, then I was just posting that to try and resolve the problem, and rule out what he was originaly reporting as the problem. I wasn't taking a dig at how you did it, just trying to educate you slightly in the whole "the customer is always right" thing. Quote
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