Congrats To MobileWallet.net Who Just Posted The 50,000th Published Comment on The Domains 33 Months After Launch

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Congrats goes out to MobileWallet.net who just posted the 50,000th published comment on TheDomains.com.

The blog was first launched in December 2008.

For the record to date there have been 3,176 published posts and for those who think we allow way too many comments to get through, there have been well over 220,000 comments either rejected as spam or deleted.

Thanks to all the readers for the support and in reaching this milestone.

 

 

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Comments

  5. Michael says

    Congratulations on this huge achievement! 🙂

    So far the biggest blog I own has only 3500 quality comments on it, so this 50k mark is far away from my reach

  10. TheBigLie Society says

    “Did he win anything?”
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    Yes, theDomains .COM wins the opportunity to RE-Register as a Premium Domain with ICANN – Only $185,000 and $25,000 per year

    A Signed Certificate suitable for mounting on your wall is included. It is signed by The great and wonderful Wizard of IANA.

  12. MHB says

    Cartoonz

    I know it Seems like 10,000 comments but I just checked there are only 582 comments out of the 50K+ from Mr. Cline

    You have 267 by the way

  13. MobileWallet.net says

    @ David Eccles

    No worries mate, I didnt need to do anything to promote “Mobile Wallet Domains”. Lets just wait for the rest to catch up!

    Cheers.

    P.S. Thanks to MHB for saying my name, since this thread was posted, Ive had 57 visitors to my MobileWalletDomains.com website. To any newbie to this site, Advertising on thedomains.com website can prove fruitful.

    Cheers mate.

  16. what says

    experiment1: disable comments for a week. then measure traffic.

    experiment2: limit comments for a week. then measure traffic. e.g., limit how much text visitors can post or limit the total comments on each thread. or maybe even disallow posting url’s.

    hypothesis: having a very open comment system attracts more visitors than having a no comments policy or a limited comments policy.

    speculation: thedomains has more traffic than other domain blogs because it has a very open comments policy (and easy to use comments settings).

    imo, you deserve the traffic mhb. it takes a high degree of tolerance to allow 50k blog comments.

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