Leaving comments on blogs used to be a good thing but now it seems most of the comments I see are rubbish! What went wrong? We used comments for blogger outreach, to connect with each other, to answer questions from our readers, build relationships and grow our community.
Did Google Ruin Blog Comments? - YouTube
Posted by Ileane under Social MediaFrom https://www.youtube.com 3196 days ago
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3193 days ago
On top of all of that, the links in the comment sections are largely useless because they are nofollowed This was an attribute that Google introduced to help remove the value of links in places where the author of a website didn't want to formally endorse a website with an editorially earned link, such as a comment.
The majority of the comment spam you receive isn't people trying to pull one over on you, it's people that are using automated software to find auto-approve blogs and followed link blogs. Your site is just collateral damage in that search.
The way the automated software works is by posting a comment to your site, then checking right away to see if the link is there, and if it is, is it a followed link. They then create huge lists of websites that are auto approved and followed and sell them so people can spam those sites.
Spamming is business and there are many people making lots of money from it. I'd say that overall, it's really not Google's fault, just like telemarketing calls aren't the phonebook's fault. Ultimately, human greed is at fault. People willing to trash the quality of the internet for easy money.
3190 days ago
This is why I like live streaming platforms where conversation, engagement and debate can exist in real-time and without any interference from "automated software".
Just to be clear, I'm not expecting Google to change, I'm thinking beyond that.
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