U Comment I Follow
By default all blog software adds “no follow” code to any link in a comment. The theory is that this stops spam. The reality is this does nothing to stop spam, while preventing Google from indexing links to legitimate pages and blogs.
So I’ve joined the U Comment I Follow “movement” – removing the code that keeps Google from indexing links on comments. If you have something worth hearing here, then I’m all for your web site or blog getting a boost on Google. And if what you have to say is spam, your comments aren’t going to make it here anyway.
If you want to join the U Comment I Follow movement, use the information below.
- Get a badge/logo here.
- For WordPress, try the DoFollow plugin.
- For Blogger/Blogspot follow these directions.
- For Movable Type follow these directions.
- For TypePad follow these directions.
I encourage my fellow bloggers to kill nofollow on their blogs – we all benefit from more traffic!
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i dont know if you already have this in place but it would be awesome for those who do not have time to be on the computer throughout the week. to get the tips via text message. just a thought maybe the tip would be to large to send by text i dont know. i am a pipe fitter not a cumputer guy. love what is going on here thanks
I’m a really affectionate person. I love to hug, snuggle and hold hands with my wife, but she has a hard time doing those things. She doesn’t know why and can’t explain it to me. When we dated we did those things a lot and she didn’t seem to have a problem with them, but now it’s different. I know that both of us are different now too (8 years and three kids will do that) but I still don’t understand it. She has shared with me that she feels as though I don’t accept her because I ask for her to be physically affectionate towards me and she feels like I’m pressuring her to do so. My question is this: how can I encourage her to be more affectionate with me and still show her that I accept her and love her?
You might check out the book “The Five Love Languages” by Gary Chapman. He talks a lot about what you described and has some really helpful and accurate (in my experience) suggestions.