Crunching away on those less fortunate than he. But just like hypocritical Ebenezer Scrooge, this modern-day lookalike does exactly the same thing that he criticizes others for doing: he posts page rank passing links inside posts thanking his sponsors. Co-dependent Google doesn’t penalize him and goes so far as to recommend his blogs in their new “recommendations” feature on Google Reader.
To you folks who don’t understand why I’m ranting about this, let me explain: I really love the PPP community. It’s rare that you land in a community of interesting, committed, talented and compassionate people, particularly inside of a competitive environment. It really drives me crazy to see them slammed over and over again, and that is what happened tonight. I have no vested interest in defending them beyond the fact that I invest the time to read some of their blogs and resent the mischaracterization that constantly pervades the blogosphere about them. I also hate the personal attacks like the one Arrington blasted out there tonight.
That, and I really cannot stand bullies. Michael Arrington should apologize to Elizabeth, the blogger he bloggy-slammed tonight, and pick on someone his own size.
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