News Source: http://seo2.0.onreact.com
Published: Apr 29, 2008 - 02:27 pm
Story Found By: onreact 3375 Days ago
Category: SEO
14 Comments
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News Source: http://seo2.0.onreact.com
Published: Apr 29, 2008 - 02:27 pm
Story Found By: onreact 3375 Days ago
Category: SEO
14 Comments
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Now don’t tell me we don’t count page views nowadays anymore as this is about news and online newspapers for example, not AJAX apps.
I consider this spam, because it is paid placement of the topic/post to sell a seminar. I recognize not everyone thinks it’s spam, so I just exercise my desphinn. 15:1 so far in favor of promoting it.
It is paid placement, and therefore technically spam. Service sounds interesting, though. While I feel some compulsion to DeSphinn, have decided to leave it as is after including this comment.
I admit that I wasn’t sure myself if it’s OK with Sphinn. On the other hand it’s not "spam" as it has a value on its own. The only difference to the usual "I submit myself" Sphinn posts is that it’s not self-promotion but promotion of somebody else. Plus there is the full disclosure which often is left out by some colleagues.Now as often the case in social media the negative votes come from users who rarely contribute and thus I do not have the impression that I have gone too far with this submission. Correct me if I err.
I find comments like this disappointing. I’ve been a user of sphinn from the beginning - but I rarely contribute because I am not confident that my opinion has anything to add to the discussion. If social media sites like Sphinn are to avoid becoming cliquey hang-outs for the "In-crowd" there needs to be just as much space for people to exercise their opinion in the negative as the positive.
Kudos to dylantovey. As for this part:" the negative votes come from users who rarely contribute and thus I do not have the impression that I have gone too far with this submission. Correct me if I err."I am not King Sphinn but my opinion is: consider yourself corrected. If you haven’t got quality to submit, don’t submit. If there is a shortage of good posts something will be done about it.
99% of what you post is good stuff! However, this one is skating on very slippery and thin ice. I don’t believe paid posts have a place here, regardless of the standalone merit. I would desphinn this, but apparently either the site is having a glitch with desphinn, or my desphinn permissions have been pulled. Hmmmm...
topic is sponsored, so I desphinn. Ads are ok, but placing a topic is like spam.
i am with john on this sponsored posts shouldn’t hit fp
desphunn for sponsored and calling something "Semantic SEO"
I don’t really see the news factor in this. I can appreciate that it’s not just a paid review but still lacks fp status
If the info from the promoted webinar was present I woulda sphunn it
I don’t believe paid posts have a place here, regardless of the standalone merit.
Even with the disclaimer it’s a little salesy...although has generated some interest...