harika bir kıvama gelmeye başlamıştır onun porno kalçaları ve teni tam hayalini kurduğu kadın porno resimleri profiline uyduğunu anlayan genç adam kuzenlerine porno gif geldiğinde onun odasına gelerek kirli sepetinden porn birkaç kullanılmış don alarak sikini sürterek fantezi sex resim yaşamak ister odaya gelir ve kullanılmış külotuna porno sikini değdirdiği sırada içeri kuzeni gelir onun sex hikayeleri bir şeyler karıştırdığını anlayan kız hemen sepetin porno izle oradaki donunun dışarıda olduğunu görür

5 Mistakes that are Holding Back Your Blog’s Success

by

I am sure you’ve come across plenty of articles about the mistakes bloggers shouldn’t make regarding their blogs and how they must avoid certain pitfalls if they want to leverage the immense potential of blogs to generate revenue. You’ll be forgiven for thinking this one is along the same lines, because it is.

blog success

Image source

The fact is there are so many mistakes that can trip a blogger, and each one of them is as critical as the other; this means there is always something new to say. In this article, I’ve tried to identify and explain those mistakes that are not very self-evident and which are associated with the bloggers attitude rather than his/her writing skills. [Read more…]

The Liz Strauss Comment Counter Plugin Stirs Comment Controversy

by

The Liz Strauss Comment Counter by Ozh WordPress Plugin has been released by PlanetOzh and it is stirring up comment controversy everywhere.

Recently, John C. Dvorak of PCMag asked what’s the value of online comments, bringing up an issue that confronts many bloggers as they mature in the blogging world.

At first, comments were greeted with fear. Fear of how to control them, whether they were worth the risk of opening yourself up to feedack. Fear of exposure – what if someone will really respond? Soon, blogging became defined by its interactive purpose – a blog wasn’t a blog unless it had comments. A race was on to encourage readers to comment which escalated into a measure of a blog’s success. A comment was a point in our favor that we were on the right blogging track.

With the advent of comment spam, especially human comment spammers and those eager for Google Page Rank scores to raise from links within comments, bloggers grew weary of fighting an uphill battle for quality comments and interaction. With the increase in clever comment spammers, it’s becoming harder than ever to tell a good comment from a bad comment. Don’t get me started on the subject of comment trolls spoiling the blogging experience for so many.

Now, Dvorak and many more are asking themselves if comments are worth more than the trouble they cause. [Read more…]