With Regards,
Mr.Hillary

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With regards,
Mr.Hillary

The other ones that crack me up “I find your blog very interesting and will add it to my bookmarks”. They often link to gambling sites in their urls, and other useless sites. I thank you for bring this to the forefront, you have a far greater reach than I do!

Onto the topic at hand:
Little known secret to be exposed: I've often viewed you as one of the “blog comment police,” but I have a differing perspective, and here is why:

If someone takes the time to come to my blog, contribute a legitimate thought/opinion and adds true VALUE, I frankly don't care what they want to call themselves (non-offensive to others of course). As long as the comment adds to the conversation, I'll look the other way on something so trivial as what they choose to call themselves.

Frankly, I've got better things to do than to worry about than whether “SEO Dallas” is really “John Doe” or “Betsy Sells.” If they help make my blog more valuable because of their comment, “SEO Dallas” works fine.

I'd much rather have the valuable contribution than to say (in the nerdiest voice I could possibly muster while putting my pocket protector in along with the masking taped glasses) “hey John Doe, you didn't use a real sounding name so your comment is now getting discarded as spam.” I mean, how many people use names that aren't their real ones when commenting anyway? What's the difference?

Let's say I call myself “Roger Bauer” (my real name) in this comment, but I call myself “John Holmes” (obviously NOT my real name) in the next one … am I spamming you next time even if the comments are relevant and contribute value? Get my drift yet?

Besides, how much is that link really worth in the grand scheme to be worrying about what someone entered into the name field today? The comment is more valuable than knit picking over whether they used their real name or not.

That said, saying “hey Lee, nice blog” or “I hadn't thought of that so I'm going to bookmark your blog so I can revisit it,” doesn't contribute anything for anybody so that's spam even if somebody uses their “real name.” Ya feel me?

Just contribute value and everything takes care of itself whether you want to call yourself “Lee Odden” or “Top Rank.”

To each their own,
Roger

PS–before people pile on … my real name is taken on Disqus (probably by me, but I don't recall the password and don't feel like jumping through 7 gazillion hoops right now to reset it) so I resorted to a “handle” (i.e. secondary account).

I sometimes will let the keyword stuffing names go through if the comment is intelligent and good enough, but generally they are deleted. It is apparent when someone wants to comment, just to get a link (even a “no follow” ed one).

Ana/YourNetBiz

Just comment like you would talk in a conversation at a gathering or social networking event. Ask questions, give answers and participate. I'm sure you're doing just fine.