Due to some abuse, we’re forced to restrict signups to blogs that are actually adult-oriented. There have been lots of people signing up for blogs that are fed through RSS feeds with the only purpose of spamming or getting incoming links to some sites. Adultblogger.net was created to allow all those interested in starting their own adult-oriented blog to do so for free, in a friendly and uncensored platform.

Therefore we will start reviewing every single blog. We will remove those that don’t have a single adult-oriented post and those that haven’t been updated for at least 2 months. The non-adult blogs will be removed immediately as they’re spotted, while inactive blogs will receive a warning giving them some time to update and keep the blog alive.

We’re sorry that we have to do this, but we serve over 50,000 blogs in our network and we can’t keep hosting spam-blogs.

If you run an adult blog and update it at least once every 2 months, you don’t have to worry, your blog will remain online and free as usual.

The AdultBlogger.net Team

Today we updated all plugins to their latest versions to avoid any compatibility issues when interacting with external sites (such as free hosted galleries, video “tube” sites, etc.).

If you find any problems while using one of our plugins, please use the contact form to report such issue.

However, if you know about a plugin that you would like to have added to your blog, please don’t hesitate to contact us at the address used to send your login and password. After receiving every request we will evaluate the plugin to make sure that it won’t imply any security risks for our users and if everything looks fine, we will add it to our repository.

Good blogging.

If you ever visited AdultBlogger.net in the past, you know that we used to offer free blogs for adults (as we’re doing now) and that somehow we had to put the project on hold. We had several reasons, the main ones being: not enough plugins, not enough themes (actually there were none) and lack of anti-spam protection, which caused our platform to attract nearly 50,000 spam-blogs.

Our database has huge and the worst part was that there were only a few “real” blogs, all the others were created by spambots with lots of links to rogue pharmacies, other sites and what else.

Today we’re proud to say that we are relaunching AdultBlogger.net and that this time it’s here to stay, we have no plans to take AdultBlogger.net offline soon, so if you have ever wanted a free adult blog, give us a try, we’re sure you’ll be delighted.

The Team at AdultBlogger.net.