"Blogun" and the tragedy of the younger generation of bloggers
Artem Maynas posted in his blog the answers to the questions posed during the direct line to the head of the Blogun service, Andrei Gapanovich .
The interview turned out to be interesting and informative, but some of Andrei Gapanovich’s remarks made me perplexed.
A.G .: Moderators now disapprove of “rubbish” blogs, as you put it. Unfortunately, before the admission criteria were much softer, and we managed to press a lot of really not very good blogs. And now we are trying to protect advertisers from them as much as possible.
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Blogun moderators still endorse the rubbish blogs. In December last year, 10,000 blogs were registered on the service; now there are about 12 and a half thousand such blogs. In a month and a half, 2,500 blogs were registered on the service, and the bulk of these newly emerging blogs are dumps from custom advertising reviews and guards.
“Blogun” benefits any blogs, because any “rubbish” blog brings profit to the service, and the more blogs registered on the service, the greater the income of Blogun owners. "Blogun" takes quantity, not quality.
A. G: Yes, there is such a problem that many bloggers tend to send bids for everything they see.
This is not a problem, it is a tragedy :) The blogosphere is rapidly deteriorating and the younger generation of bloggers are currently a community of idiots and idiots. These idiots and assholes are ready for a cheap payment to sell, as they say, and their own mother - without hesitation and without experiencing any remorse of conscience.
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The interview turned out to be interesting and informative, but some of Andrei Gapanovich’s remarks made me perplexed.
A.G .: Moderators now disapprove of “rubbish” blogs, as you put it. Unfortunately, before the admission criteria were much softer, and we managed to press a lot of really not very good blogs. And now we are trying to protect advertisers from them as much as possible.
')
Blogun moderators still endorse the rubbish blogs. In December last year, 10,000 blogs were registered on the service; now there are about 12 and a half thousand such blogs. In a month and a half, 2,500 blogs were registered on the service, and the bulk of these newly emerging blogs are dumps from custom advertising reviews and guards.
“Blogun” benefits any blogs, because any “rubbish” blog brings profit to the service, and the more blogs registered on the service, the greater the income of Blogun owners. "Blogun" takes quantity, not quality.
A. G: Yes, there is such a problem that many bloggers tend to send bids for everything they see.
This is not a problem, it is a tragedy :) The blogosphere is rapidly deteriorating and the younger generation of bloggers are currently a community of idiots and idiots. These idiots and assholes are ready for a cheap payment to sell, as they say, and their own mother - without hesitation and without experiencing any remorse of conscience.
read more >>>
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/51959/
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