It's not an attack, it's stating facts. If you're trying to spread awareness of your website, you're breaching this forum's rules. Since you outright blatantly said you owned a jailbreaking website, it's only natural that we check your site's legitimacy. Anyone you contact for communication such as another blogger will do the exact same thing to determine your legitimacy, and for non-blog owners to critique you in this way, and you find it atrocious, them you have another thing coming.
If you can't take criticism from non-bloggers, yet you choose to advertise your site and straight say that you're a marketer, you're looking at the internet int he wrong way. If you can't sell your own website to moderators in a forum who ENSURES the legitimacy of information passed around this forum, and you get infuriated by the fact that a forum staff is pointing out the contradictions and flawed aspects of your site based on their knowledge base of facts, then you're clearly trying too hard to sell yourself. As I mentioned, if your blog/site is worth mentioning and fruitful in facts, other bloggers will come find you, not the other way around. Many tech bloggers of a reputable caliber acknowledge one another openly because they recognize each other's works, hence the constant quoting of each other. If you're looking for that communication, you work for it, and not look for shortcuts to get their attention. If you want to get in contact with other bloggers, learn how to establish a base to differentiate trustworthy ones and nontrustworthy ones, then gauge by effectiveness in information relay and reputability, and not ask 'who do I contact to raise awareness for my blog'
This community is helpful when a serious or legitimate discussion or question is presented, not when a solicitor comes by trying to sell his website/blog. If you're not a great speller, I don't see the point in starting a blog of this magnitude of understanding because what you write is what people take in. If you can't use spellcheck or properly look up technical terms that you're writing about, frankly, I don't think internet publications is for you. The understanding of technology does not revolve around the twiddling of your thumbs on your keyboard. The understanding and clarity of what you read and write is equally if not more important.
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