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Lately, we have experienced a large surge in what would best be described as blogs with the aim of promoting a business venture online, that are not PR firms or practices. I want to reiterate that these blogs without a PR / marcom specific focus are not the purpose and focus of PRblogs.org.
There are plenty of free blogging sites that seem to allow these sorts of blogs. We are not one of them. Please note, I differentiate between these blogs - legitimate efforts to promote a business, any business or product/service - and the following version of SPLOGs. However, we don’t want either in PRblogs.org. Just because your blog may have been deactivated, that does not mean I’m accusing you of creating SPLOGs. But, your blog did not meet the mission statement for our community. So, it was deactivated.
We do want people that are writing about their PR/marcom firms, PR/marcom practices or students and educators writing about the discipline of public relations and marketing communications. That is the very specific focus of PRblogs.org.
Further, anything posted at PRblogs.org that is clearly a SPLOG, or spam blog, will be deactivated.
This should not be an adversarial experience for any of us. Lately, I’ve received some pretty vulgar and threatening emails from individuals that have posted such blogs as I’ve described above. So, I’m restating our mission and purpose in the hope that people visiting our community will read the stated purposes and abide by our community standards.
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