DISQUS

I like how you're looking at this, you're not just dismissing it because you've been critical of PPP in the past. I'm a blogger at PPP that's welcomed the DisclosurePolicy as I don't feel I want to keep my non-regular readers in the dark. Maybe someone else should host the DisclosrePolicy or there should be some other form of standards but at least PPP is taking initiative and letting people know they're not just "shills". I have mentionned PPP many many times so the regulars of my blog know I've had some posts sponsored but I don't write up things that I wouldn't use or recommend to others so I have no problem no disclosing which post is sponsored or not.

Btw I'm from Montreal and wished I got to read the Globe and Mail more frequently, by far one of the better newspapers in Canada.

-Steve

I agree with ya completely DnW, I feel that we should have control over our blogs and earn money the way we want to earn it. We shouldn't have to sell our souls and do posts for no reason. I won't endorse a product I wouldn't use or have tested out, nor would I take any more posts that require me to hide the fact that I use payperpost, even if it's evident in my blog. Adsense took me 2000 hits, linking on huge technology websites to even earn 5$, and that was never given to me as I never made over 100$, so Adsens is useless for the little guys.