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Pay per post bloggers are again targetted.

One by one, slowly but regularly dropping bloggers and deleting blog posts related to pay per post.

Why? But why?

They cite the reason as 'Link spamming' and I sincerely feel this as an excuse to tag along their peers. In order to retain their name(?) in their own arena, they(tail rank) assume that they must do what their peers do, else...else what? Will they get banned from the internet altogether? Who are they afraid of?

If they care to look at stumble, Furl, and etc etc, they can very well see one single story appears every where in the social search engines word by word! If one googles 'Sproose', the search results would be in thousands, which means Google alone has thousands of links to 'Sproose'.

Has the Google banned the 'Sproose'?

Can't I, and another person in the other side of the world, discuss about a new search engine?

So, where it narrows down to? Hypocrisy and nothing but that!

Find hottest posts from thousands of blogs.

When I said "Find hottest posts from thousands of blogs", I did not mean you.

I meant 'Tail rank' that does the task of finding it for us.

Tailrank takes into consideration linking behavior, the text of the post, links in common with other users, text relevance, weblog ranking, past performance, and various other factors for recommendations and findings.

The official company blog is at blog.tailrank.com. You can also read about Tailrank's progress on Kevin Burton's Feed Blog which is the main blog for Tailrank's founder.

Tailrank is a small startup based out of San Francisco which has plenty of cool ideas.

I visit Tail rank several times a day for nothing particular but to kill time. Hey, that is meant as a compliment you know!