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If you had a blog, would you allow people to put links in their comments?

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I would, as long as it is relevant to my blog posts, and is not some hate site or porn site. I also would as long as the content of people's comments were relevant. 

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I would allow people to put links also. I have no problem as long as it goes along with my blog.

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I would allow only one link to avoid spamming, and I would hold comments to moderate the content before it is actually posted on my blog.

This is the best way to avoid irrelevant comments and also to prevent linking to bad web neighborhoods.

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It is a good idea to let people leave their links in your blog as it gives Google the image that you have an ordinary blog even if you are just having it for the sole purpose of monetizing it. It just looks for natural but I would delete the comments that are clearly spam like "Nike replicas and more www.nikefakes.com". Now making your blog have nofollow on it is a different discussion as then people would probably not post links but I'm not entirely sure if you would get penalized, anywho best of luck!

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I definitely would allow people who are commenting on my blog to leave a link in their signatures. I think it is a great way of making commenting a win-win situation. I would, however, alert people to the knowledge that I will delete hate speech, anti-social noise or in-your-face self promotion. Nothing wrong with some subtle promotion though.

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