The Way of the Web
SEPTEMBER 19, 2010
→ Google’s Inside Adsense home for spam comments September 19th, 2010 · View Comments Comment spam is a constant pain and chore for anyone running a blog. Or you can turn off comments either completely, or on posts older than a certain age, to keep everything to a manageable level.
Adam Sherk
FEBRUARY 23, 2010
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The Way of the Web
JUNE 30, 2010
→ Google Me – quick thoughts for and against… June 30th, 2010 · View Comments So the rumours are building about the ‘Facebook killer’ being worked on at Google. And whenever there are big rumours, the blogosphere rushes to comment. I hope they don't go the way of adding AdSense immediately.
The Way of the Web
SEPTEMBER 14, 2010
Web Strategy Wikinomics Rankings ← Newsflash: The world is constantly changing, so don’t panic… Google’s Inside Adsense home for spam comments → Good blogger outreach and is Worky worth trying?
The Way of the Web
SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
Web Strategy Wikinomics Rankings ← Google’s Inside Adsense home for spam comments Is the eBook, the end of the library? But, I occasionally comment, and that content also gets indexed by search engines. Tags: Digital Publishing · advertising blog comments powered by Disqus Blog Partners:
ProBlogger
JANUARY 15, 2012
We’ve become stingy with links because we want to keep our readers on our own pages, viewing our AdSense ads and buying through our affiliate links. We allow links in the comments, but we nofollow them so no link juice escapes. We’ll put the odd blog in our blogroll, if we even have one. Who else thinks this way?
Koka Sexton
MAY 8, 2009
The four founders were all team members at Google and helped to launch such products as Google Maps, Adsense, GMail and Google Groups. There were other features such as the ability to comment and share links but I never used them. Really I think I had 5 people following me last month and now I get comments on my links.
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