Rules for Posting To Our Blogs

Rules for Posting To Our Blogs

  1. All posts are the property of BuildingIndustryBlogs.com, a member of TheHouseWeb.net network of websites.
  2. Posts are only allowed on the subject of the specified blog.
  3. Inappropriate material or language is not allowed.
  4. All material posted must be new, since duplicate material on the internet is not tolerated well by the search engines. With permission from original provider of content, some use of duplicate material is acceptable.
  5. All blog posts must contain useful information to the potential reader.  We have no problem with promoting your products or services in the posts, but the blog posts must provide relevant information, in order to pull in people from the internet. Keywords, tittles, and content are very important, so remember that when writing your posts.
  6. All posts must be submitted for approval, and once approved are posted without changes, except for any misspellings, etc. We are not looking to change any posts, or rewrite them, only to fix mistakes.
  7. It is possible to write more than one blog, if you have overlapping expertise, or the blogs are related subjects.
  8. No posts are allowed that are personal attacks against individuals, organizations, or businesses. Our rule is if you don’t have anything good to say, don’t say it.  These blogs are not a forum for your feelings, only as a method of providing information the building industry.
  9. Posting of false or malicious information is prohibited.
  10. BuildingIndustryBlogs.com has the right to delete posts at any time for any reason without an explanation.
  11. BuildingIndustryBlogs.com has the right to delete any contributor at any time for any reason without an explanation.
  12. If the rules above are followed, and not abused, no one should have information deleted, but we reserve that right.
  13. Due to the huge amount of spam now going to blogs, we do not allow comments through the Wordpress platform that we use, although you are free to include your contact information for people to e-mail you questions.  We would suggest a separate e-mail address for this, because of spam.