Thanks for bringing this up Greeneagle. I'm curious to see where it leads. Have you seen any other examples with Jagger3?
Sygon seems like a simple case of banning. That wasn't really even css spam as much as good old fashioned hidden text. And lots of it. These days a lot of sites just leave that stuff visible and, though ugly, it just seems grey hat. Why do you think this is a new CSS thing? Because styles are used so it might be harder for search engine to detect if the text matches the background programatically? That text wasn't hidden, it is right there on the screen.
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