A moral tale of linking

I was just writing a comment on the post on referencing and the words sounded so good they needed their own post. Call it the Riley table-thumping moral guide to success or what not, but once again I’m going to be positive!

“Treat others as you would like to be treated in terms of referencing and links, we all love links and sure, I tend to be generous with them, but I’€™m generous with links because I want to be linked back, and its certainly doing ok for me so far. Be stingy with links and you’ll find that you won’t get as many links in return. ”

Whats the saying..do unto others? It applies with referencing and links as well. Maybe there’s a bible story or parable we could apply to make it even more religious in nature? :-) still, solid advice for any blogger.

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