WordPress.com Can Read Your Mind

Can the content police at WordPress.com read your mind? That’s something I began wondering after I read Scoble’s post about how WordPress disallows PayPerPost and then read into the comments on his entry.

They don’t allow links that are for the purpose of search engine ranking.

How do they know the purpose of a link? I’m going to keep following the discussion over there…

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Posted on:: Friday, November 10th, 2006 10:02

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