Do you think WOT (mywot.com) is really neutral? (Discussion)
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Dear Mozers,
Im concerned about our reputation on mywot.com, the actual reputation doesn't match with our site.
Any sggestion?
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Hi Ben,
To be honest with you, several month ago I was talking with google adsense Team about one accoutn suspension and they allegues "you trus is bad on WOT"
Think on this, also WOT is included in google chrome as plug in ....
This is a very interested discussion theme in my opinon
Claudio
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Why are you concerned, are you and avid user?
When it come to internet security I never put all of my eggs in one basket. There are just so many bad sites/attacks out there, no one site could flag them all.
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