Links not working?
05-20-07, 08:59 AM
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Links not working?
I tried to link to an image but the url gets cut out when I post it?
it turns into http://.com/image.jpg ?
it turns into http://.com/image.jpg ?
05-20-07, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Groucho
Known spam links are automatically filtered out, sorry.
It's just a link to a blog.
05-20-07, 12:33 PM
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When a new user signs up and promotes their site with a needless link to it in their first post and also has a link to their site in their signature it looks like spam.
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=500953
And when that new user has made similar posts, too numerous to count, at other sites it looks like spam.
And when that new user's site has a contest on the site they're linking to and a post stating
it looks like spam.
And when a new user finds it so important to post those links that they make an issue of not being able to have them show it looks like they were spam.
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=500953
And when that new user has made similar posts, too numerous to count, at other sites it looks like spam.
And when that new user's site has a contest on the site they're linking to and a post stating
The main goal was to try and figure out what topics attracts and keeps readers coming back for more. Not only for entertainment purposes but also to see if I could generate some online cash with blogging.
My total earnings in 75 days: $340,00. ($4,50 average per day) This number consists of payments received for sponsored reviews, contests, Adsense, Kontera and text-link-ads.
My total earnings in 75 days: $340,00. ($4,50 average per day) This number consists of payments received for sponsored reviews, contests, Adsense, Kontera and text-link-ads.
And when a new user finds it so important to post those links that they make an issue of not being able to have them show it looks like they were spam.
05-20-07, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by X
When a new user signs up and promotes their site with a needless link to it in their first post and also has a link to their site in their signature it looks like spam.
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=500953
And when that new user has made similar posts, too numerous to count, at other sites it looks like spam.
And when that new user's site has a contest on the site they're linking to and a post stating
it looks like spam.
And when a new user finds it so important to post those links that they make an issue of not being able to have them show it looks like they were spam.
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=500953
And when that new user has made similar posts, too numerous to count, at other sites it looks like spam.
And when that new user's site has a contest on the site they're linking to and a post stating
it looks like spam.
And when a new user finds it so important to post those links that they make an issue of not being able to have them show it looks like they were spam.
I think me running a contest on my site has nothing whatsoever todo with the link that was posted. This was merely a follow-up on a post one of your users wrote.
I don't know what other sites you mean when you say "And when that new user has made similar posts, too numerous to count, at other sites it looks like spam."
Why should I not have my own site url as a signature?
And finally, I'm not making an issue like you state. I was just asking why URL's got cut out of comments.
05-20-07, 05:02 PM
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Your first post in our forum was a link to your site to read about your problem with a MacBook, not just your signature. We usually just ban people for that.
It seems like you should be used to people seeing your posts as spam though...
From your site:
It seems like you should be used to people seeing your posts as spam though...
node500 (1) Thu (4/5/07) at 08:28 AM
How Digg operates and gets away with it is beyond me. I registered a little while ago and posted a couple of stories from my blog. First my domain got banned because some people flagged it as spam seeing it was from my own domain.
The stories I posted got dugg pretty good but all over sudden dissapeared.
Then my account got deleted because of abuse.
I have mailed both the feedback and abuse address asking what the reason for this is, but I'm still waiting for a reply after 5 days...
Digg is too bigg to be run effecient by the looks of it.
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/top-100-d...ntent#jtc22046
How Digg operates and gets away with it is beyond me. I registered a little while ago and posted a couple of stories from my blog. First my domain got banned because some people flagged it as spam seeing it was from my own domain.
The stories I posted got dugg pretty good but all over sudden dissapeared.
Then my account got deleted because of abuse.
I have mailed both the feedback and abuse address asking what the reason for this is, but I'm still waiting for a reply after 5 days...
Digg is too bigg to be run effecient by the looks of it.
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/top-100-d...ntent#jtc22046
Getting 400,000 Hits In One Month Howto
By Bob | March 29, 2007
To put this number in perspective: the blog has only been running since the beginning of March. Now 400,000 hits sounds awesome doesn’t it? Keep in mind that these are only 16,000 unique visitors, which is still quite high though for a new site.
I’ll show you my stats and share my findings, hopefully helping you achieve a nice run of traffic too.
The actual stats as of this morning:
Now, who are your best friends besides Google? Social Bookmark Sites like Digg and Reddit. They have donated a great percentage of my traffic. This does mean you need to post frequently though.
Don’t expect to just post one article and end up on their frontpages on your first go: Only one of my posts made it to the front page of reddit.
Be careful what you post to Digg since diggers have the power to get you banned and that’s exactly what happened to my domain because some users had classified me as spam. There is a way around that ban by the way (leave a comment if you want to know how).
By Bob | March 29, 2007
To put this number in perspective: the blog has only been running since the beginning of March. Now 400,000 hits sounds awesome doesn’t it? Keep in mind that these are only 16,000 unique visitors, which is still quite high though for a new site.
I’ll show you my stats and share my findings, hopefully helping you achieve a nice run of traffic too.
The actual stats as of this morning:
Now, who are your best friends besides Google? Social Bookmark Sites like Digg and Reddit. They have donated a great percentage of my traffic. This does mean you need to post frequently though.
Don’t expect to just post one article and end up on their frontpages on your first go: Only one of my posts made it to the front page of reddit.
Be careful what you post to Digg since diggers have the power to get you banned and that’s exactly what happened to my domain because some users had classified me as spam. There is a way around that ban by the way (leave a comment if you want to know how).
05-21-07, 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by X
Your first post in our forum was a link to your site to read about your problem with a MacBook, not just your signature. We usually just ban people for that.
It seems like you should be used to people seeing your posts as spam though...
From your site:
It seems like you should be used to people seeing your posts as spam though...
From your site:
