Google Redirects for Blog Comments

Can it be used for affiliate links

[webnewton]

[help.blogger.com...]

I suppose this redirect be used with affiliate links to stop pr leak.

[webnewton]

any ideas?

[Nova Reticulis]

Is this a question, a statement, or just thinking aloud?

[mars9820]

I believe there is a similar discussion going on in the supporters forum.

As I saw on the frontpage. However I cannot access that forum so I have no idea what they talking about.

But it makes sense that blog links get filtered out the same way as guestbooks and messageboards are filtered out of the google results.

[webnewton]

Has anybody given a thought to it. While this step tend to restrict spam bloging techniques, it can also be used where we dont' want google to share away our PR.
I was just contemplating whethere there could be any counter consequeces of this.
;)

[oogabooga]

For non-Blogger blogs, does anyone think that Google would penalize you if you used Google's redirect URL for your own comment URLs?

I've considered modifying the comment URLs on a personal site to use this method -- then I wouldnt have to write a script AND Google would get a better picture of who's out there spamming -- but I don't want to be slapped with a ban for abuse of Google's bandwidth. Any ideas?

[webdev]

I wouldn't risk it if they don't openly say you can

[webnewton]

nobody has an idea?

[d_stew]

Webnewton,

It might help if you use proper grammer when posting. Until your last post, nobody could tell you were asking a question.