Hi,
we are looking for contributors for appletvhacks.net. We're interested in all kinds of Plex-related articles: news, tutorials, how-tos, reviews, etc.
We pay on per post basis.
If you think your up to the challenge, let us know at editor@appletvhacks.net
As a matter of respect I would propose that developers decide if they want to accept this invitation and others refrain to accept it until then.
What i would say is that we don't like it when sites put up install guides because they often rip off our copyrighted material and they are not maintained, causing us support issues when users are following poor or just out of date guides. A much better idea is to link to our wiki and its guides as we maintain them and keep them up to date.
That said, i read your site myself and have no issue with reviews or updates with regard to our software, maybe Baa and Roidy want to chime in with their opinion.
That’s why we are looking for contributors here. We are interested in quality content and we are aware that it can only be provided by experienced Plex devs and users.
In our articles we always give credits and link to Plex Forums for details.
Note that there are thousands (millions, probably) Apple TV users out there that have no idea that they can use Plex on the Apple TV. A website with 0.5 – 1M monthly visits can help them discover Plex. There are tons of cool stuff you can do with Plex on the Apple TV and it’s a shame that most of the Apple TV users don’t know about it.
If the Plex community is interested in spreading the news about Plex to the whole Apple TV community, well, we can do great stuff together.
I was asked about this by this site. In my option its a waste of time and articles (if posted) are paid at an extremely low rate. I recommend deleting this topic from my experience with it. Don't waste your time guys.
Hi
I’m really shocked with what you just said here…
The truth is that you contacted us first applying for a job offer we posted on our site. You provided a very short and poor quality article, and we were working together to make it a better, good quality, comprehensive guide. Although you promised to complete the works on it, you never did. You just stopped responding to our emails and you didn’t even bother to inform us that you weren’t interested in working with us anymore.
I just found an email in which I told you that we pay 100$ per article. We can pay up to $200 for a good tutorial. I don’t think these are “extremely low rates”.
“I recommend deleting this topic” - wow, that’s how you deal with things?
I have nothing else to say to you.
EDITED BY MOD: YOUR OPINION HAS ALREADY BEEN STATED.
