I was going to write a similar blog concerning this topic, you beat me to it. You did a nice job! Thanks and well add your RSS to come categories on our blogs. Thanks so much, Jon B.

[Editor: This is an example of comment spam. This general comment could be added to any blog article. I typically removed the link that is attached to the name (this is done in the backend of the blogging software) so that there isn't a link to the website the commenter is trying to promote and then post the domain name and note they are committing comment spam. In this case I am not showing the domain as the pictures on dating sites are typically very immodest.

If you own a blog and get "me to" or "good article" comment spam the best thing in my opinion is to do is either delete them or out them.

You should be careful not to commit comment spam yourself. When making comments I make sure I have read through the post, address by name the person who wrote the post, make a comment concerning some point they have made in the blog post, and then post a link to a relevant article on my own blog and ask them to read it and give me feedback on it.

Most blog software by default adds a nofollow tag to comments which tells the search engines not to give any ranking weight to the outbound link. This was done to discourage comment spam. Quality comments will still get your click through traffic, ranking weight and Pagerank vote from blogger that turn off the nofollow tag, and even when the nofollow tag is applied to the link I think the search engines still give you some ranking weight.]

I edited out the 5 links in your post. You should only link to resources that are revelant to your comment post.

Mac OS Boot Camp doesn’t include a windows xp or vista license.

Read Mac 101: Using Windows via Boot Camp with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard and you will see that.

Requirements — To use Boot Camp, you need:

1. An Intel-based Macintosh computer with a built-in or USB keyboard and a built-in trackpad or USB mouse.
2. Mac OS X 10.5 or later
3. The latest firmware updates available for your Intel-based Mac.
4. At least 10 GB of free space on your startup disk (single partition).
5. A full, single-disc version of Windows Vista, Windows XP Home Edition or Professional with Service Pack 2 or later. Boot Camp does not include Windows. You must provide your own properly licensed installation disc. Important: A Windows XP installation disc must include Service Pack 2 (SP2). You cannot install an earlier version of Windows and upgrade to Windows XP, nor install an earlier version of Windows XP and update it to SP2.
6. Boot Camp Assistant (find it installed in /Applications/Utilities/ on Leopard).

Thanks!

Bob.

First comment links give you traffic. Some of the people that come may blog about the article or site and blog reviews don’t have nofollows. Also not all blogs have nofollows turned on. However I would hold while nofollow links are discounted I think they are still considered.

I posted on about 500 blogs for one project and the key phrase when from #400 to the first or send page.