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**Duaceanceksm** · 10-06-2012, 05:51 PM

Lets cut to the chase.

There are many blogs which have been started by members of Sf and others too on the world wide web and it may so happen that:

1. you like them,
2. like the content,
3. like the theme,
4. like whatever has been posted there.

and it may so happen you want to appreciate the stuff being done by commenting or if not, want to give feedback, want to give your own spin to the stories...

but,

1. want to stay anonymous.

2. don't want to give your email address to the blog owner by commenting / replying to his / her's posts.

3. want to comment but don't trust the blog owner with your email id lest he / she make them public.

4. too lazy to create a new email ID meant for such things.

-- or all you want to do is just want to simply comment on the blog without thinking too much of the above things.
Well, well, well... now you can or actually you have always had the option but perhaps you didn't know about it.

Until now.
Whoever said you have to give your REAL email ID when commenting on blogs? You think Google or WordPress etc. is going to verify the email ID??

Not at all.

You can give just any email ID - dummy which you haven't even created.

Example...

1. Like the above, the only condition is the dummy email ID has to be in the form of en email ID, should use @ and end with .com, .net, .org etc.

2. Your comment would anyways be known to the blog author - which is what you want.

3. The only drawback is of-course you won't get updates if the blog author / or anyone else replies to your comment. And if you want to check if there have received replies to it, you'd have to visit the blog again.

Don't believe me? Try it out at: theijtema.wordpress.com

And please, the reason why I'm posting this tutorial is if there is no feedback - the blog author's feel like they are the only one's reading what they have wrote, they need constant encouragement to stay motivated and come up with something new. So I hope you get my point.

Start commenting if you have benefited from the content. Take time out to give feedback.

This minuscule effort is for the sake of Allah SWT.

10-06-2012, 05:51 PM	#1
Duaceanceksm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	Commenting on blogs - what you need to know. [TUTORIAL] Lets cut to the chase. There are many blogs which have been started by members of Sf and others too on the world wide web and it may so happen that: 1. you like them, 2. like the content, 3. like the theme, 4. like whatever has been posted there. and it may so happen you want to appreciate the stuff being done by commenting or if not, want to give feedback, want to give your own spin to the stories... but, 1. want to stay anonymous. 2. don't want to give your email address to the blog owner by commenting / replying to his / her's posts. 3. want to comment but don't trust the blog owner with your email id lest he / she make them public. 4. too lazy to create a new email ID meant for such things. -- or all you want to do is just want to simply comment on the blog without thinking too much of the above things. Well, well, well... now you can or actually you have always had the option but perhaps you didn't know about it. Until now. Whoever said you have to give your REAL email ID when commenting on blogs? You think Google or WordPress etc. is going to verify the email ID?? Not at all. You can give just any email ID - dummy which you haven't even created. Example... 1. Like the above, the only condition is the dummy email ID has to be in the form of en email ID, should use @ and end with .com, .net, .org etc. 2. Your comment would anyways be known to the blog author - which is what you want. 3. The only drawback is of-course you won't get updates if the blog author / or anyone else replies to your comment. And if you want to check if there have received replies to it, you'd have to visit the blog again. Don't believe me? Try it out at: theijtema.wordpress.com And please, the reason why I'm posting this tutorial is if there is no feedback - the blog author's feel like they are the only one's reading what they have wrote, they need constant encouragement to stay motivated and come up with something new. So I hope you get my point. Start commenting if you have benefited from the content. Take time out to give feedback. This minuscule effort is for the sake of Allah SWT.
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