JS_Harris - 8:46 pm on Aug 11, 2009 (gmt 0)

I took a second look, the National Advertising Review Council may be a threat to the lifespan of the above mentioned paid review sites (pay per post etc) but in re-reading the article it seems the end blogger is the target, not those services.

I don't recognize the authority being implied by the NAAR, it seems to be over reaching, but I do agree with the intent as its written in the article.

If the NAAR decides to target affiliates who don't disclose they MAY earn a commission then I'll consider those fighting words. I think punishing CPA affiliates who don't disclose they MAY earn a commission would even cause Twitter to up the character limit to around 800 per tweet, it's loaded with aff links.

Why can't they just target the MMO sites and paid posting services first? Affiliates pay taxes on their meager cuts already.