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RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

There are talents in abundance. In spamming too.
We learn by our friends. We overlook, or fail to see a benevolent spam.
Please throw in ideas so that we see and just nip them in the bud.
Thanks

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RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

A fellow blogger pointed out that a link given with a bit.ly link, on a thread concealed ,gets the benifits of traffic that is gotten by that link. an instance of it occured in a thread. 

<a title="31 Days to Build a Better Blog is for bloggers at different stages of their blogging including:" href="http://bit.ly/dji3f2" target="_blank">31 Days to Build a Better Blog</a>

umesh derebail
from Mumbai |

i believe that we should be careful in clicking links, i have had bad experience.  But nevertheless one should take a discretionary call based on his trust and past experience.  Let us beat the spammers by not approving their comments.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

this is the detailed link found beneath the link line 31 Days to Build a Better Blog,

now all people clicking it get directed to the site intended, but thereby giving royalty to the person who gave his http://bit.ly/dji3f2 mischeiveously before the main link.