Hi all. There will be a small delay in bringing the daily Item Earnings calculations up to date, as these are still processing - you should be able to see full daily Elements earnings for March 3rd, 4th and 5th in your dashboard tomorrow morning, by around 11am AEST.
The Status Page notification for the Author Dashboards has also been updated: https://status.envato.com/
Good afternoon. Great, everything has been recalculated, there is still a question. A bonus is awarded every day. And usually it is in the range of 3-7 dollars, but here on March 3 and 4 it is only 0.14 - 0.15. Is that right?or is the system crashing again?
Thanks.
Thanks @OlScher - the Author Earnings team is aware of this, and they’re working on it at the moment. It’s connected to the same issue that has affected the display of daily Item Earnings data.
It’s likely that the graph will continue showing no Content Bonus income for March 3 & 4, but the correction will be visible on your monthly Earnings statement (e.g. listed separately as an Elements Bonus Correction), and you’ll still earn your bonus as normal. We’ll confirm exactly what this will look like, once the issue has been resolved.
I have posted an update in the pinned thread here, to make sure important information isn’t lost in the various other discussions. March 6 earnings should appear on your dashboard later on today, but further daily Item Earnings updates (March 7 and beyond) will not be displayed until the report is fixed. The team is currently working on that, and expect it to be resolved next week.
As more information becomes available, we will continue updating the pinned forum post linked above.
I guess 1year ago (by the end of march) somebody set marketing compaigns for Envato (fb,addwords and etc) and noone have edited it ever since. Sales patern is the same, as same 50% drop again. It feels where its getting to, the plan probably to eliminate all those websites like TF (where it needs quite a lot of high paid specialists to test the code). To concentrate on elements which need less effort to hold it up.