Forget adsense

What leads an individual to create a blog whose only post is fromsomeone else and also surround the post with tons of adsense ads?

Honestly, I think I should recommend this guy who read thepost-self-help Cardoso, Do yourself a favor, forget about adsense.

The interesting thing is that I can not complain. My content is allavailable under a Creative Commons license that allowsreproduction since they give me credit. And he gave credit.

The funny thing is that it says the blog related to SEO and the guy just did not know that Google is very good at detecting duplicate content. Anyway, if one day he gets to be indexed, it will not beranked. The effort - too big, in fact, ctrl c, ctrl v - was completelyuseless.

Is a tip for him and anyone else who wants to hear: if you do not have to pay anything to write, write nothing. It's better. Even formaking money with content from other you need a little ingenuity, creativity and knowledge about how things work on the web.

I'm finding this recent boom in blogging in Brazil is very positive.The growing interest in monetizing the staff is also very goodbecause it enables the growth of turnover on advertising on the web and begin to show what blogs are, increasingly, a good placeto advertise.

But at the same time, guys like this and others that, while notcopying the contents of others, writing crap out just in order to earneasy money, end up showing the stronger side of blogging - theease of creating, editing and maintenance - a weak point.

If I did not believe that Darwin was right, honestly, I can only sit and cry. These guys have just proved that, if instead of an evolutionary process had arisen by some kind of design, this can in no way becalled "intelligent.