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Dofollow Blog Commenting Netiquette vs a Barbecue Party

Went Hot: March 28, 2008 - 11:28 am
Posted By: Wiep 464 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://seo2.0.onreact.com)
Category: Blogging

Tad made a list of simple rules of blog commenting netiquette, they might not apply everywhere but they will help you not be thrown out at SEO 2.0 and in other places probably too.

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from onreact 464 days ago #

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Thanks Wiep. Indeed this might be very helpful if you use blog commenting for link building a practice which is quite popular it seems.

from bwelford 463 days ago #

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Good point on the 'heads up' on Akismet. I do not have the time to check the hundreds of spam comments each day that Akismet catches. I'd better put an Akismet Ahead sign to warn worthy commenters that they should contact me if their comment is not published. I could be upsetting a lot of people that way. After all netiquette works both ways. I would not want to throw out some perfectly innocent person who wanders in to my free barbecue.

from DianeV 462 days ago #

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Good post. I moderate first-time commenters (and read all the later comments that come through), but these are good guidelines.

from crazycat 460 days ago #

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I always comment on do-follow blogs. Also, we should take not of the right conduct in posting comments.

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