Sorry about that! I thought getting something unexpected would be more fun. But majority here want to see real book titles so I will look into it.

But is it worth it if visits are not in millions?

There are some sites that generate decent Amazon Associates revenue without millions of visitors — it's a question of whether one of the main interactions users expect to make with your site is buying something from Amazon. Considering what you're building, it's worth at least experimenting with. Other booksellers (like Powells) have their own affiliate programs too.

thursdayb, you're shadowbanned (which is a shame, because that was a good comment). Might email pg and see what's up. Your comment history looks benign to me.

That was a good comment indeed! Thanks thursdayb, cheald!

Maybe it was me again with http://www.hnstore.co/

Thank you for that! Somehow I went to a tangent on your site the last time I saw it and came across r/Cyberpunk. I believe you should include subreddit mentions too.

Cool idea! I will look into it!

Glad you liked it! Name was one of my concerns.

Thanks for the kind words!

Great feedback! I'll try to fix that nasty Next button.

And can you add keyboard navigation too?That'd be supper addictive

Great thought! I will do it!

Thanks for your feedback and suggestions! Book titles would make more sense definitely. But post titles lead to surprising and funny results sometimes.

Many thanks for your feedback and kind words! Links are sorted by number of users who mentioned it.

Here's the same but for Hacker News http://www.hnstore.co/42.html

Wow, that's really cool, have to admit i didn't see that before. Let me know if your interested in sharing data, we are doing a lot of research in this area and the more data the better!

> the first method would have a lot of false positives

Exactly. So this is just an index of links to movie pages on IMDB.