Arnold Zafra writes that a post on Google Webmaster Blog explains how abusing a site's comment field hurts the site's rankings, the poster of the comment and the person posting the blog. He defines
"abuse" as spam, according to Google, and provides an example.
Since Google penalizes sites for comments gone astray, Zafra explains what needs to be done to keep written comments in check.
He reminds us original content and "search engine-friendly" optimization on your own site is the best way to gain a better site ranking on Google.
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