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  <description>Notes on performance monetization infrastructure from the team building CommissionAPI.</description>
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    <description>Affiliate infrastructure assumes a browser, cookies and a page the publisher controls. An assistant answering a question has none of those reliably. What has to change.</description>
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    <description>Every affiliate network solves the same five problems differently. That is why a publisher's second integration costs almost as much as the first.</description>
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