Dofollow for WordPress a New Era on My Blog
I’ve added DoFollow the most liberal dofollow plugin I could find to this blog. Why did I do it? Does that mean I am inviting all spammers?
Quite frankly I added do follow to encourage commenters. I’d like intelligent people to swing by and not only read but also comment on my blog. I am also willing to give them a link back for their efforts, but I am not willing to support comment spam and I think I can have the best of both worlds as long as I use WordPress for this blog.
You can bet that before I added DoFollow I got my Akismet plugin up and running. I also didn’t turn off the no follow for trackbacks and pings only for comments. Most importantly I not only keep and eye on my comment I’ve set my WP discussion settings so that a commenter has to have an approved comment before they can have their comments automatically approved.
This means when I get a comment like
http://www.dental-web-marketing. com/ | contact1@sinaimarketing.com | 89.165.4.241
I’m waiting for next part.
Anyway thank you, that was good info.
Take a look at Dental Internet Marketing. I think you will enjoy.
I can just mark it as the spam it is and move on. By the way that may look to you like a link to Dental Internet Marketing but really it’s just a trick of the eye . Go ahead click on it I dare you
Does it take a little dillagence yes, but it also promotes the spirit of links in the Google sense of linking. If a commentor links back to their site in their sig or comment – I make sure I do approve of their content if if their opinon differs from mine before I give them a link.

I’m not sure what the big deal was anyway about no follow and do follow. It was just another shadow of fear the Google-plex cast on the blogosphere for people who wanted to maximize their page ranking. Truth be told – those who were just depending on Google for traffic growth were painting themselves into a corner. I say DO follow everyone – give up the link love. If you’re content (or comment) adds value, then it should become part of the internet. It should connect us. I disagree that a search engine company should be setting the rules for what is supposed to be democratic environment.
@ Brooks – Agreed. Unfortunately Democracy is not something Google has ever claimed their company is about. They have always maintained that they are a private company and they make the rules for their search engine.