KoraL Given that you're given $800 for the first 4 months in return, minimum, I don't think you can complain about that.
Furthermore, you have not addressed any of the points I have made. How do you divide that among writers? It's not an equal distribution because obviously some readers get more views (the ads are on their stories) than others, so it's not fair to just give each person $10. Not to mention, those non-contracted writers or fanfiction writers also contribute to the ad pool (sort of) or earning points from reading for a certain amount of time. Should they get paid from the pool of ad revenue too? How does that even make sense? What do we do about these guys who post stories for free, and people generate points for free on their stories? Have you taken those points accumulated this way into account? Additionally, $10 is just an estimation, and it's probably even less than that because you get 5 points for reading a story for 2 minutes WITHOUT any ads. Let's assume that only half the points are earned from ads, and the other half from reading alone. So it's probably about $3-5, rather than $6-10. Are you seriously going to revolt just because you miss out on $60 a year despite receiving $800-1,600 for the first four months?
That just sounds like greed to me, a case of biting the hand that feeds you just because they don't give you the pocket change they earn over ads. I can tell you that in real life, you just get the salary that is owed to you, even if it's commission based. If your company generates extra income from other sources of avenue (ads, sponsors, whatever), they can give you bonuses, but they are not legally obligated to do so. Thinking that they are is just naivety. I assume you have a job and are employed by a company? Read up the clauses on your contract regarding bonuses.
Also, if you don't know the contract details, and aren't sure of anything, why are you coming up with all these assumptions and asking us to revolt, or assuming that we aren't "okay" with it? If we signed it, we're probably okay with it, otherwise we wouldn't have signed it in the first place.