Recently, blogs have not been peaceful either.

A series of incidents have turned the already unstable Jianghu upside down.

First of all, Xu Jinglei's blog triggered a big discussion about whether the revenue from advertising on the blog should belong to the blog itself or the blog service provider (BSP).

Then, the first case of "bloggers vs. bloggers" in China began.

Subsequently, it was rumored that many blog websites were preparing to solicit opinions from industry experts and netizens to jointly draft a "Blog Convention."

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- It has brought so much traffic and attention to SINA, like me on the BS Sina celebrity blog, I have also been attracted by Xu MM and often go there, let alone many Xu MM's hardcore FANS fans. Isn't this your Sina income? Now, when people want to collect some small money, you are complaining. Sina is really not generous. Don't make people angry, find another place to move, and you'll have to wait for them.

As for "blogs sue blogs", to quote a famous saying: You will pay back sooner or later if you come out and work. There used to be a saying: On the Internet, no one knows you are a dog. Now it is: On the Internet, don't think that people don't know you are a dog.