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Plus, it looked funky- not nicely integrated.
Looks like Im not running this software.
But even beyond the aesthetics, there seems to be the same handful of the blogs populating the list on nearly every site I've visited that features the widget. Hopefully the "randomness" will be refined a bit more in the coming days.
that could make sense if there's one of two big blogs out there that have installed the widget and all the other blogs are having to display their posts.
nada
Becuase I live in "tomorrow" ... the other side of the International Dateline from Eurpe and North America I got offers on blogRush nearly 48 hours ago. I joined and oput it up ... as others have said it looks pretty ugly and I am not impressed at all with the content it is displaying ... so down it comes and instead of speculating about it's acceptability to Google I'm going to email my account rep right now and get the word. I'll advise if Google has anything definitive to say.
Well its a sad day for me, google disable my adsense account for apparently reasons that seem more about jealousy rather then a real cause. i dono what to do now im thinking about using chitika eminimalls. Maybe time to quit blogging for me. I'm helpless. Can anybody help.
I believe what Google means by "third-party services such as paid-to-click, paid-to-surf, auto-surf, and click-exchange programs" is programs like 126hits.com -- where traffic is generated automatically by just entering a url in your browser and letting it surf automatically between sites. You then earn credits, which is then used up to display your site -- also automatically. This is fake traffic, meaning the majority of suers don't even notice your site.
The other paid-to programs are similar where users get paid in pennies or credits to visit a site.
Blog Rush is simply a link exchange program, which many people do use to build up links.
I am happy to say that i visit quite a number of blogs everyday and they all have implemented it
Cheers
Abhishek
I've been doing research, and the plusses outweigh the negatives so far.
I'm going to keep up on this and see.