Information on KeywordLuv and CommentLuv

Firstly, A word on nofollow:

Link spam is an online epidemic, and this epidemic was the motivating factor behind the creation of the rel= “nofollow” attribute for hyperlinks. The rel=”nofollow” attribute warns search engines that the website cannot or does not vouch for a link.
Nofollow links do not provide any real SEO value, and thus WordPress and many other blog platforms, and websites, now use rel=”nofollow” to reduce link spam from user-generated content like profiles, forum posts and comments.

Dofollow plug-ins, what are they?

WordPress for example sets all outbound links from users, like comment links, to nofollow by default. Therefore, wordpress plug-ins like Dofollow have been created for webmasters to reverse the nofollow effect and makes links dofollow.

Info on CommentLuv:

Find info on it at http://comluv.com/ or http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/commentluv/
CommentLuv is a plug-in that WordPress webmasters can use to reward comment posters. It does this by placing a backlink (normally do-follow) to their latest blog post at the end of their comment.
Note: Not all CommentLuv enabled sites are dofollow.
Note: If you hover-over the heart-image next to your CommentLuv backlink, and you are not a registered CommentLuv user you will see something similar to the below image:

Note: If you hover-over the heart-image next your CommentLuv backlink, and you are a registered CommentLuv user, you will see something similar to the below image:

What is the difference between CommentLuv members and non-members?

I am no expert when it comes to CommentLuv and consequently you may find a better answer using Google. Nevertheless, here goes nothing, as far as I know, non-members and members both have a backlink to their latest post displayed under their comment on CommentLuv enabled sites. That is it for non-members, no other perks. However, members can apparently have up to 10 of their latest posts displayed in a dropdown when you hover-over the heart symbol. In addition, members can pay to have a default URL used instead of the latest post URL, more details at http://comluv.com/member/default-links/.

How to Find CommentLuv enabled sites:

Websites that have CommentLuv enabled should have a little CommentLuv banner image and sometimes say, “This site uses CommentLuv…” or “This site uses KeywordLuv” in the comment writing section.

To find Comment Luv enabled sites you can go-to: http://comluv.com/search-results/ and search.

OR: Use search queries in Google like:

"This site uses CommentLuv" -intitle:CommentLuv -inurl:CommentLuv

Note: If you get a warning like the below, it probably means they have a Comment Warning plug-in enabled. It is worth understanding this plug-in if you are going to hunt-down CommentLuv blogs to post on. You can go-to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/comment-warning/ to learn more.

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