Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan on Oct. 21 announced that the agency’s ban on phony online reviews was going into effect, with penalties of $51,744 per violations.
On social media platform X, Khan urged followers to report the proscribed practices at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Announcing the rule this August, she said that fake reviews “not only waste people’s time and money, but also pollute the marketplace and divert business away from honest competitors.”
Blogger (also known as Blogspot) is a widely used blogging platform owned by Google. It allows users to publish content to personal blogs easily and quickly, often ranking high in search engine results due to its popularity and keyword relevance. However, it’s possible for individuals to misuse Blogspot for posting harmful, false, or defamatory content. Here are methods to address and remove such content from Blogger.com.
We recently announced that we are now offering Wikipedia page creation services. Although our CEO is an expert in Wikipedia editing for over 8 years, it was not being offered via Reputation Stars until now.
“Wikipedia page creation has become very tough in the past few years. There are many shady freelancers offering Wiki page creation services on freelancer sites who do a very poor job,” Pierre Zarokian, Reputation Stars’ CEO, said. “The admins have been getting tougher and tougher on their notability criteria. It takes a real expert to know what the chances of success would be.”
The guidelines of Wikipedia state that you need to have significant news coverage to qualify, but this criteria is very vague so the decision often may depend on the reviewing admin. Some admins may be easier than others in their criteria. If you have at least 10 or so news coverage, you may qualify, so you can send us your details for evaluation.
In case you should not qualify, we also can post you on some alternate Wiki sites that are much easier to get in, such as Everybodywiki, Wikialpha, Wikitia or Fandom.
