Updated Today, 23th November, 2012

On the Web Income Journal, I’ve always made it clear that my desire is to build a community of like minds where we can interact and share our knowledge, passion and interests that’s why I have used various tools and tactics over the years to reward our commentators!

It’s unfortunate however, that as much as I cherish your comments there is the need to take a stand on a few things in light of Google’s latest rules and also because many have taken advantage of my generosity with their comments.

And so, the following rules now apply to comments on the Web Income Journal. Please read and understand before you post your comments.

1. Real Names in Name Field:

No longer will any comment be allowed that uses KEYWORDS in the name field. If you cannot be proud to identify with your comments by using your real names, then that comment is not good enough for this blog. I will simply remove it. As a blogger I expect to deal with humans and not just technology.

Please no more YOURNAME@YOURKEYWORDPHRASE in the name field.

But, not to worry you have 100% dofollow links with Commentluv!

2. Link Dropping:

Just noticed that this has become very common lately. Unfortunately, as much as I welcome links that seek to add to the on-going discussion, any attempt to simply drop an irrelevant link will lead to that comment being deleted or the link edited out before approval.

3. Be Respectful and No Foul Language:

I encourage interactions and debates where necessary but we must respect the views of others. Please be professional with your comments and use language that reflects the business community of which we really are.

4. Be Valuable:

Ok, don’t want to make this a long list of do’s and don’ts. And so, why don’t you put all those tips and pieces of advice you have gathered over time and put them to use in your comments? Use common sense and post something valuable. You could really stand out with your comments and who knows, that could just be a plus for you. Instead of trying to be self-promotional or simply saying, “great post keep it up,” expressing your opinion why you consider it a great post will be much appreciated.

Simple enough right? Good!

Thank you for making things simple then!

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