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1. Predictify gets the X Groups concept right.

   Written by Chris F. Masse on August 27, 2008 — Leave a Comment

   #1. X Groups
   Predictify is unveiling a two-way interaction between their prediction platform and the blogs out there.

   FROM THE BLOGS TO PREDICTIFY: Number one, there is now a customized prediction widget that bloggers can embed in their blog posts so that their readers can vote within each blog post —without leaving the blog.
   FROM PREDICTIFY TO [...]

   Posted in Internet Marketing, Traditional Forecasting, X Groups | Tagged bloggers, Blogs, do follow, Google PageRank, Internet Marketing, no follow, Predictify, social networking, web-linking, websites, X Groups

2. WORDPRESS: In favor of self pings

   Written by Chris F. Masse on July 2, 2008 — Leave a Comment

   Serra Dinho:
   No one has been able to tell me what the purpose is behind WordPress sending pings and trackbacks to itself if you link to an article located in your archive.
   It’s a great feature.

   Google (and the other search engines) send web visitors to your old stories.
   If you want those web visitors be become aware that [...]

   Posted in Information Technology | Tagged archives, blog, blogging, Blogs, Google, Mike Linksvayer, pingbacks, Search Engines, self pings, Serra Dinho, trackbacks, Web visitors, WordPress

3. Blogs use the wisdom of crowds to fight spammers.

   Written by Chris F. Masse on November 15, 2007 — Leave a Comment

   Wired (page 4):
   [...] Mullenweg thinks he has come up with a better approach. He got serious about fighting spam, he says, when his mother started to blog. “I went through the last hundred or so people who had pinged WordPress with comments and trackbacks, and it was all spam,” he says. “Mortgages and Viagra, pills [...]

   Posted in Information Technology | Tagged Askimet, Blogs, spams, Viagra, Web service

4. How To Comment

   Written by Chris F. Masse on September 16, 2006 — Leave a Comment

   How To Comment On Midas Oracle
   #1. You may either register yourself as a comment author, disclosing your full name (or not), or send your application (as a comment author or as a post/page author) to Chris Masse —see our CONTACT page. When you register, do create your account using your first name and last name, [...]

   Posted in Exchanges & Markets

5. How To Publish

   Written by Chris F. Masse on September 16, 2006 — Leave a Comment

   How To Publish On Midas Oracle Using WordPress
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   Contents

   About Midas Oracle
   The Uniqueness Of Midas Oracle
   Logging In & Author Profile
   Computer and Internet Tips
   WordPress = Open-Source Content Management Software

   English First
   Freedom Of Speech
   Copyright
   Code Of Conduct & Terms Of Use
   Authors’ Privileges
   Midas Oracle Authors & Authors’ Archives
   Anonymity Of Some Authors
   Disclosure
   How To Appear Under Your Full Name
   How To Have Your Face Picture [...]

   Posted in Exchanges & Markets