Sunday, September 18, 2005
BLOG ABUSE
I am all for a free enterprise system just as long as it is not exploited by greedy scoundrel companies/concerns bent on abusing the free market. I've noticed that there are quite a few blogs online that are nothing more than big spam ads! I won't name them for that will just further their cause. I want to warn my audience and visitors that one must be careful using the blog search feature (usually found at the top of each blogspot page). Some of these blogs have several associated blogs that contain nothing more than promotions for mega-sex sites. These folks have more than enough money to advertise the usual way, banners, magazines expo's and the like. Misusing/abusing a free service intended for the regular Joe and Joanne is definitely wrong. There was a time when free web space was the norm online. Then one day, mega-sites started in those, then the powers that be stepped with censorship. The end result, the end of "free" webspace. Let's not let this happen with blogs! Sure blogs have proliferated the Internet, but it can be a good thing. Watch out for those "BAD BLOGS," and pass the word about them. We can push them out by good old fashioned "shunning." Censorship is not the answer, but using the power of choice is.
Shame on those BAD BLOGS, and you know who you are! ¶ 11:09 AM
I am all for a free enterprise system just as long as it is not exploited by greedy scoundrel companies/concerns bent on abusing the free market. I've noticed that there are quite a few blogs online that are nothing more than big spam ads! I won't name them for that will just further their cause. I want to warn my audience and visitors that one must be careful using the blog search feature (usually found at the top of each blogspot page). Some of these blogs have several associated blogs that contain nothing more than promotions for mega-sex sites. These folks have more than enough money to advertise the usual way, banners, magazines expo's and the like. Misusing/abusing a free service intended for the regular Joe and Joanne is definitely wrong. There was a time when free web space was the norm online. Then one day, mega-sites started in those, then the powers that be stepped with censorship. The end result, the end of "free" webspace. Let's not let this happen with blogs! Sure blogs have proliferated the Internet, but it can be a good thing. Watch out for those "BAD BLOGS," and pass the word about them. We can push them out by good old fashioned "shunning." Censorship is not the answer, but using the power of choice is.
Shame on those BAD BLOGS, and you know who you are! ¶ 11:09 AM
