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@AussieDave 251955 wrote:
Albeit they can do what they like. Still it’s a sh#tty thing to do, given most of affiliates invest a lot of time. Going forward every gambling affiliate runs the risk of having their fan page yanked. It’s the same principle to why we all own our domains and hosting them ourselves.
You can get a free wordpress.com site but you always run the risk of it being closed at a moments notice.
So true. I’ve been smacked a few times by google.. now I just spread my risk.
Best thing to do is, try and keep control of your content, and don’t bank on just one source as being your main traffic source.
I’m going to try some gambling stuff with Facebook, will let you know how it goes. Wouldn’t surprise me if it just disappears one day.
