We are starting our transition from Red theme to Thesis theme, please be patient until we get everything back to normal and running at full speed with the Ultimate WordPress Theme.
EDIT: End of day one. We are having some issues with the custom edit menu so we have to edit the CSS manually. Also there is a curious problem, probably something wrong with our server, it seems that Thesis won’t crop the thumbnails automatically, but we have to do it manually for each picture! Please hold on for a bit more. Thanks.
We managed to lose the navigation this time!!! So we had to re-install the entire theme. It want be long until we get it back on track to where we were, but we still need to figure out a few things. It’s either that or editing the entire CSS, which more and more sounds like a good idea…
PS. This is off the subject, but have you noticed that recently there has been an increase in spun comments. I mean SPAM is SPAM, but do these guys really think someone will go for their spun comment when we trash general comments as soon as we see them? C’mon guys, put some effort to it, it will be much more beneficial for you if you take the time to read the article and post 10 comments a day then to post 1,000 spam comments from which you might get a link or two!
September 11 – Well, we got the theme working, it’s not completed yet considering the design, but it is more than functional. You will see a few more changes in the future but nothing you should be worried about. Thanks for being patient.
Practical SEO Staff
Well done Zarko good move forward good luck just needs some customization to put the personal touch on it
Yeah, it does. I just noticed that it also turned all links into no follow. Will have to work on it a day or two until I get it the way it should be
Thanks Justin, I hope it turns out how we planned. this post is more of a rant though, trying to keep people from hating us because of all the experiments in the past 48 hours.
I like your theme, Zarko.
Side point about your spam comment in the article. Another thing that hurts your backlinking strategy if you constantly SPAM is the fact that your IP address gets blacklisted by bloggers and your efforts become harder and harder.
My policy is:
-use your name
-leave a relevant comment
-don’t add links to comments
-add value to the page
Mark
You are right Mark, and I agree with 4 guidelines for commenting, especially the one about adding links to comments, although I use KeywordLuv if the blog has them, if not I use my name.
PS. the blog doesn’t show it, I should add that, keyword love is enabled so you can use yourname@yourkeyword to get the best out of comments here
Hey, Zarko! Your blog actually does show that you’re using KeywordLuv. You seem to have gotten it fixed…
/Rick.