Banners must stop when they have delivered what was bought

Marty: "if it's just gonna keep running, why would anyone use impressions to
place the ad at all?" He is right, and my previous answer — calling the
over-delivery a bonus — papered over a real flaw.

Banner placements on this network have no cap. Left alone, 2,500 impressions
buys an ad that runs until expiry, which makes the allowance decorative and
the whole level ladder (2,500 at Scintilla to 150,000 at Corona) worth
nothing. Nobody would ever spend the larger allowance for an identical
outcome.

Two changes so the impressions are genuinely the thing being spent:

sweepCompleted() deactivates any campaign that has served its purchased
amount. Runs 90s after boot and every 15 minutes, batches its stat reads, and
only touches campaigns that are live, un-stopped and provably at or past what
was bought. Nothing is refunded — they delivered in full. It re-reads the
ledger after the network calls, since deactivating takes real time and
another member may have launched in that window.

New campaigns get days:30 instead of days:365. The allowance is monthly, so a
campaign outliving the month it was paid from is the same bug by another
route. Belt and braces — whichever ends it first.

Copy corrected too: "still serving as a bonus" became "served in full —
closing out", and the footnote now states plainly that a campaign ends when
it has served what was bought.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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-  <p class="tf-note"><strong style="color:var(--text)">A note on "delivered":</strong> banner placements on this network have no hard stop — once a banner has served the impressions you bought it keeps rotating until it expires, at no further cost to your allowance. That extra is a bonus, not something you paid for. Hit Stop whenever you want it to end. <br><br><strong style="color:var(--text)">What this is, honestly:</strong> display advertising is <strong style="color:var(--text)">awareness volume</strong> — it puts your link in front of people browsing the network. It is not a lead list, and click rates on display inventory are low by nature. The conversations you have with people you know are still what actually builds a team; this runs quietly in the background while you do that. <br><br>All banners use approved team creative, so every ad on the network stays on-brand. Independent team resource · No income is guaranteed · Cryptocurrency involves risk.</p>
+  <p class="tf-note"><strong style="color:var(--text)">When a campaign ends:</strong> it stops once it has served the impressions you bought, and closes itself out within a few minutes of getting there. You can Stop one early at any time and the impressions it has not used go straight back into your balance. <br><br><strong style="color:var(--text)">What this is, honestly:</strong> display advertising is <strong style="color:var(--text)">awareness volume</strong> — it puts your link in front of people browsing the network. It is not a lead list, and click rates on display inventory are low by nature. The conversations you have with people you know are still what actually builds a team; this runs quietly in the background while you do that. <br><br>All banners use approved team creative, so every ad on the network stays on-brand. Independent team resource · No income is guaranteed · Cryptocurrency involves risk.</p>
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