Do you allow comments on your blog posts?

[greenie]

My blog posts are open to commenting, however, I manually moderate comment. I will approve comment only after screening the comment. I also do not allow suspicious links to be shared with the comment. Normally, I remove comments that do not add value to the discussion. Do you allow commenting on your blog posts?

yes, I am free to comment on who wants and what he wants, after all this is the blog and for that you post, to receive comments and to find out the opinion of others. but I take care and moderate the comments daily, I do not accept any comment, insult, etc.

 

[Danny4cash]

Every forum and website should give their user chance to comment on the site. Little study I did show that website that give chance to say their mind in the website or forum

 

[Immilash1]

I don't own a personal blog, but on my own opinion I think is a good idea to leave the comments section open, it will help you to know the thoughts of people on what you wrote.

 

[frederick_9]

Accepting comments on your blog entries is a good idea.
They improve the site's worth by boosting site traffic and search engine rankings.
As you monitor comments on your blog entries, you may determine which ones are beneficial to the current discussion or not.

 

[Good-Person]

It is wise to accept comments in your blog posts. They add value in increasing the site traffic and rank higher in search engines. It is good as you moderate your blog posts comments to know the ones adding positive to the topic at hand or not.

I think that as long as the blogs have a good community and if the poster of the comments shows no prejudice or uses good language, then I think that it would be a good idea to allow them to post comments.

 

[Sincerem]

I think that as long as the blogs have a good community and if the poster of the comments shows no prejudice or uses good language, then I think that it would be a good idea to allow them to post comments.

Yes . The most important thing bloggers should be looking forward to see is to have people that are willingly interested to drop comments without any religious ,racial or tribal discrimination. That's very important.

 

[saoussen57651]

Yes . The most important thing bloggers should be looking forward to see is to have people that are willingly interested to drop comments without any religious ,racial or tribal discrimination. That's very important.

Or even comments that advertise other channel or a comment to advertise a service, these comments aren't good for an article, but unfortenally in platforms like quora a lot of users are doing this.

 

[Good-Person]

Yes . The most important thing bloggers should be looking forward to see is to have people that are willingly interested to drop comments without any religious ,racial or tribal discrimination. That's very important.

I work for a micro job site that pays people to post comments on blogs and this quite simply mean that people are not only willing to induce people to comment on their blogs, but they also want to pay members who comment.

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

My blog posts are open to commenting, however, I manually moderate comment. I will approve comment only after screening the comment. I also do not allow suspicious links to be shared with the comment. Normally, I remove comments that do not add value to the discussion. Do you allow commenting on your blog posts?

Yes, of course, I will allow it, because mistakes are made by human beings.
And maybe some mistake has been made by us that we are not aware of and it will set us up by doing this way it also increases our knowledge and our good blog into excellent blog. And teach us for next as well.

 

[Khullarparas]

If I were to start a blog, I would definitely allow commenting. I would manually view them though. I have seen many abandoned blogs where I leave comments but they never get approved because the blog was abandoned by the owner and he is no longer active on his own blog. This means he or she is no longer viewing comments so that they could approve them.

Yes ur right, I also post many comments on blogs but the owner is not approved my comments. I feel very disappointing

 

[Sincerem]

Or even comments that advertise other channel or a comment to advertise a service, these comments aren't good for an article, but unfortenally in platforms like quora a lot of users are doing this.

I have been using the platform most of the time to find answers to questions . well most of the answers on the platform are just direct but I don't know how true those answers are. That is all I don't always see any sort of advertisement.

 

[Sincerem]

I work for a micro job site that pays people to post comments on blogs and this quite simply mean that people are not only willing to induce people to comment on their blogs, but they also want to pay members who comment.

That is almost exactly what we're doing here . That was nice as long as the payment was ok. Is the platform you were working for still in existence or has anything happened to it ?

 

[Good-Person]

That is almost exactly what we're doing here . That was nice as long as the payment was ok. Is the platform you were working for still in existence or has anything happened to it ?

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The platform is still in existence but now they no longer accept new workers. They have also deleted the accounts of people who do not use it often. But the website is still active.

 

[Sincerem]

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The platform is still in existence but now they no longer accept new workers. They have also deleted the accounts of people who do not use it often. But the website is still active.

Most platform after a certain period of time will choose not to accept more members again. Probably because they have reached the required number of people they need or maybe other reason base known to them.

 

[saoussen57651]

Most platform after a certain period of time will choose not to accept more members again. Probably because they have reached the required number of people they need or maybe other reason base known to them.

The most reason is the above: I see a lot of people join the forum for just advertise a product when it becomes really popular, so either the platform prevents registration without referral link, or block registration until banning all active spammers then reopen signups later, or pass by admin approval of new accounts.
So what is benefit of blog owner of someone just posting here or here his youtube channel or whatsapp member or something like that in threads with no relation with subject?

 

[Ronald]

My blog posts are open to commenting, however, I manually moderate comment. I will approve comment only after screening the comment. I also do not allow suspicious links to be shared with the comment. Normally, I remove comments that do not add value to the discussion. Do you allow commenting on your blog posts?

Enabling comments on your blog entries is a good idea because they improve the site’s wort
by boosting site traffic. You are able to determine whether the comments are beneficial or not by observation

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

My blog posts are open to commenting, however, I manually moderate comment. I will approve comment only after screening the comment. I also do not allow suspicious links to be shared with the comment. Normally, I remove comments that do not add value to the discussion. Do you allow commenting on your blog posts?

A blog posts are not belong to me right now but when in future somewhere I will create my blog post I will allow the commenting there get to know my mistakes, get to know something that is not correct in my blog, want to correct myself by the period of others as well.

 

[eenya001]

comments on your site increases the credibility and trust rating of the site as this gives visitors the opportunity to interact and share complains as well as suggestions on functionalities that would improve the site.

 

[Saachi]

Of course, I realize I can't do all the work on my blog myself, so I do allow comments and posts on my blog. content created

 

[Laurentta]

I don't own a blog yet. When i do, i think I l would adapt your method of screening the comments first before allowing it on the blog. I think it's a really nice method.