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from a boxden member:....v
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to you artists here:... https://boxden.com/smilies/0ooIi0z.png

You also need 100 Spotify subscriptions.

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yup :beer:

wonder if its still a nice investment though https://boxden.com/smilies/2umMvfa.png

i dont think thatyou do. free subscriptions count as streams as well and the royalties are not paid per subscriber... all the subscription money go to a pool and then are divided to artist according to everyones streams....

only problem with mindfulness idea is....others already had it (stream or click farms or however they re called) :)

That's true. What you can also do is have several different browsers open, one regular and one on private browsing, each with a different account open on it all streaming your short track playlist. The application can be open on the computer as well. I wonder if it would be cheaper to buy the phones or to pay for a virtual desktop that you can have open on that same computer and replicate that process.

https://www.streamify.me

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moreover whats totally ridiculous is that they could eaily avoid having all this crap just by giving the subscription money of any particular user based on his streams alone.
but obviously they dont want that. the official response by spotify to this claim is that they are not able to track a specific users streams (which sounds ridiculous)

i guess they are better with all the bots creating thousands of streams so they look bigger than they actually are and thus attracting more money from investors..

spotify ...but im still rocking my 180gb ipod classic full of my fav tunes


hell I still buy used cds save them to my laptop and ipod LOL

there is about 3 music shops left in my city …..

I mostly listen via live streams using one of my 4 media players :)

VLC
Realplayer
Screamer
WMP9

Realplayer still exists? That was always the annoying video player that made you wonder why anyone even bothered. Surprised you're not still on Winamp tbh.