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In Further Google PageRank Weirdness
Posted on December 19, 2007 - Filed Under Earning Online, Technology | 2 Comments
You probably haven’t heard of Subvert And Profit, but Google sure has. In fact Google seems to find them a pretty reliable source of information on the web as evidenced by the fact that the toolbar pagerank for subvertandprofit.com is a 4. That means that Google has more faith in Subvert and Profit then they ever did in Philaahzophy even before they decided I was untrustworthy because I get paid for posting my opinions.
What trustworthy information or service does Subvert and…
Top 10 Sites Every Blogger Should Join
Posted on August 27, 2007 - Filed Under Blogging, Paid To Write | 4 Comments
Whether you’re blogging to ensure your words, thoughts and ideas reach the largest audience, just like the idea of “meeting” new people and making new friends, or just want some cold hard cash, there are some sites you absolutely need to join. You may have heard of, or already belong to some of these sites, but every blogger should really be using all of them on a regular basis.
Libertarianism is Anarchy for Rich People
Posted on August 6, 2007 - Filed Under Anarchy | Leave a Comment
I came across this cartoon on digg.com and just had to share it here. It was originally posted to Neatorama
Tags: Anarchy, digg.com, libertarianism
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A Minor Digg Effect
Posted on July 21, 2007 - Filed Under Webmastering | Leave a Comment
Apparently I struck a nerve over at Digg.com with my post a few days back about military personnel donating heavily to Dr. Ron Paul’s presidential campaign. I went to bed Thursday night pleased that I had written something that almost 50 people had enjoyed enough to digg. I awoke Friday morning to discover another 750 had joined them! As of this writing it’s been Dugg 1302 times and buried a good 50 or so if the comments at Digg are…
