you comment I follow

Following the steps from techtraction.com and fuzzyfuture, I FollowI have just installed the plugin Dofollow in my blog.

By default, the link included when submitting a comment has the attribute “NoFollow”, in fact Google and other Search Engines do not follow that link. In my opinion should be an option within the WP admin.

Do Follow Plugins:

There are several WordPress plugins available to help disable the default nofollow setting. Originally I installed Link Love. This plugin allows you to set a required comment threshold, which means that ?Do Follow? only occurs after someone has commented a certain number of times. My blog is still very new and I need to provide as much comment incentive as possible. When I stopped to think it through, I decided that a comment threshold didn?t provide the right type of incentive for my situation. I removed that plugin and quickly switched over to DoFollow. All it required was a quick download, placement in my WordPress plugin directory, and a simple activation back on the Dashboard?s plugin section. Very quick and very painless.

Who does ?Do Follow??

Here is the part of the post that starts to help perpetuate the ?Do Follow? meme. What follows is a growing list of blogs that have disabled the default nofollow setting. If your blog is one that has jumped on this bandwagon, then follow the instructions outlined below and help keep this movement rolling forward.

Here are the rules of the D-List:

1. Write a short paragraph at the beginning of your post and link back to the blog that put you on the list in the paragraph. This isn?t a suggestion. You need to break up the duplicate content. Someone took the time to add you so the least you can do is give them an extra link back.

2. Copy the list of originals below COMPLETELY and add it to your blog. If you would like a different keyword for your blog then change it when you do your post and it should pass to most blogs with that keyword.

3. Take the adds from the blog that added you and place them in the ?Originals? list.

4. Add at least 1 new blog that you KNOW us using the DO FOLLOW plugin to the list in the ?My Adds? section. (Add no more than 5!) Let the people you?ve added know, so that they can keep the list going!

5. Leave relevant comments on the blogs listed and get a link back to your site thanks to Do Follow!

Original List

On the Horizon
Angel Food Cake Isn’t A Candle
GeekySpeaky
Simple Kind Of Life
3DayMom
BuyMeBlog
The Hockey Dad
Midlife Musings
Utterly Geek
Whatever I Feel Like
My Dandelion Patch
Surviving NJ
BizMark Tech
Two Dog Zoo
TDZ Travel
Body, Mind & Solar
MidLifeMusings
HomeBizBlogger
Confessions of a Housewife
Andy Beard
Randa Clay Design
Solo Technology
Fuzzy Future
Magicalrosegarden





8 Responses to “you comment I follow”

  1. Bret

    Glad to see you’ve installed the DoFollow plugin. Welcome to the “you comment I follow” trend. I also agree with your comment, the feature should be an enable/disable option in the wp-admin dashboard.

  2. The Magical Rose Garden

    The I Follow Phenomenon

    A while back, in response to a post on Beta Blogger 4 Dummies, we removed the “nofollow” attribute from our html code to allow search spiders to find comments posted here.

    The “do follow” movement has picked up steam in a major way. Randa Clay c…

  3. Magical Rose Garden

    Tag! You’re it!

    We have tagged you because of your post announcing that you have joined the “Do Follow” or “I Follow” movement.

    Read the instructions here: http://magicalrosegarden.blogspot.com

    Enjoy the garden!

  4. Deborah

    Thanks for stopping by and informing me that you’re now using the DO Follow plugin.

    I’ve just added you to our growing list with link back to your home page :) Here’s where you can find your listing:

    http://www.fastlanetransport.ca/blog/i-will-follow-do-follow/blogs-websites

    Some of us have taken this a step further by creating a blogroll on the sidebar — I’ve called mine DO FOLLOW Blogs (with all caps so it stands out). It links to my post on this so it never gets buried in the archives.

    Good to see you on board!

    Cheers!

  5. Bill Compton

    Hi Jim. Photos i received. Thanks

  6. Cade

    I am amazed at the growth of what do-follow has been able to do. It has really been amazing. What success have you seen so far?

  7. bharadwaj

    Hi,

    Everybody loves links. Even the google bot, but it does not like non- genuine links.

    For instance, some time ago, google had a controversy over following paid links.

    Now for a spider or a crawler to identify the paid links from non-paid is almost impossible.

    But in most CMS , including wordpress and blogspot, it is very easy to identify comments from content. The algothirm to detect comments as links is quite easy.

    do – follow may go void, if google thinks so. So do you think , it is worth all these?

    But still, it does good in the short term..

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