Comment luv: Why are many bloggers disabling it nowadays? Your guess is as good as mine

Comment luv is mostly a Wordpress premium plugin that handles comments in unique manner in the comment sections of webmasters blogs/webpages that have them installed.

One of the unique features of Comment luv is that website visitors that owns their own blogs/pages, when they visit and drop comments on those other webpages that have Comment luv installed on them, their last blog post links are often left behind on the visited pages.

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Ever since the reign of Comment luv, webmasters across the internet have tapped into this unique feature of it in building simple and quality back-links to their webpages from those other higher page ranked web pages that installed the Comment luv plugin.

But today, the tide is quickly changing and many bloggers that have embraced it in the past and have them installed on their pages are now either disabling the unique feature of comment luv as described above or uninstalling comment luv entirely and opting for another commenting system.


Now the big question is this; why are some bloggers now disabling or uninstalling their comment luv? I guess your answer might be good as mine.

Many bloggers that you see today disabling comment luv from their blogs have mainly two things in mind;

1.    To sanitize the comment sections of their blogs in order to add more realistic values to that section.

2.    The fear of having their blog/pages being seen as link farms for building spammy links and in order not to get penalized by the big internet movers like Google.

With those two things mostly on their minds, I have noticed that many blogs that I visit these days that have previously installed Comment luv are either disabling the unique feature or uninstalling them entirely, and opting for another commenting system.

The actions of disabling Comment luv can be in line with the known fact today, that in the quest of building backlinks by many webmasters, Comment luv enabled blogs/pages have been on the target. And this whole targeting on solely for building back-links has led in the decline of true values of comments left behind by those blog visitors that are also blog owners.


For visitors now only tend to leave comments on their targeted pages just because they want to drop their blog links and no longer because they want to partake and contribute meaningfully in the writers article.

Now coming down to the fear of being penalized by the big internet movers like Google, the comment sections of every webpages are truly very sensitive areas, mostly because of the kind of activities that take place there.

Some mischievous bloggers, all in the name of commenting, could decide to leave malicious links behind that might not augur well for the host blog, and this in turn could no doubt attract Google sledge hammer on the host blog, maybe by referring to those blog/pages as aiding in building and polarizing spammy links all over the internet. And if that eventually happens, the host blogger pages might end up getting de-indexed or have their pages sunk deep down search engine result pages.


Playing the prophetic role now, with the whole issue surrounding comment luv, I predict that more bloggers will disable comment luv commenting system from their blog in the nearest future.

you are in line with my prediction or have something to say about this whole trend of comment luv, please kindly use the comment box below to do that. Or if you are already using Comment luv on your pages, you can equally share your thought from this piece.
Comment luv: Why are many bloggers disabling it nowadays? Your guess is as good as mine Comment luv: Why are many bloggers disabling it nowadays? Your guess is as good as mine Reviewed by Edwin Akwudolu on 8:03:00 AM Rating: 5

2 comments:

  1. Very salient point have been made in this post. One of the points that should not be swept under the carpet is that most people are disabling the Comment Luv plugin from their comment section just to prevent their site being turn into "link farm".

    We all know how Google comes down heavily on blogs or websites suspected to be building bad links through link farm.

    I agree that many bloggers would still do away with Comment Luv but not all the users today would be penalized as long as they stick with Google's rule!

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    1. Hi Sunday,

      I also agree that not all users will be penalized as far as they use it inline with Google's rule.

      Thanks for dropping by

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