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Old 07-18-2006, 07:48 PM
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Default Take off any Black and Grey Hats... Systematic stop spammers

Take off any Black and Grey Hats... Systematic stop spammers

Strider Search Defender: Automatic and Systematic Discovery of Search Spammers through Non-Content Analysis

Microsoft Research Strider Team, in collaboration with UCD

Technical Report: MSR-TR-2006-97

Created on May 9, 2006; Last Updated: July 12, 2006

Search engine spamming (or search spamming or web spamming [1]) refers to the practice of using questionable Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques to improve the ranking of a website in search engine listings. Comment spamming (or blog spamming) is a form of search spamming in which random comments, promoting links to commercial services, are automatically posted to publicly-accessible forums, guest books, blogs, message boards, etc. See sample screenshots of URLs hosted on auto-review.net, webspawner.com, ripway.com, etc. being spammed at many open forums. There are now several commercial programs that automate such spamming tasks.

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I think the "no follow" atribute was suppose to stop spammers too. However any of this to working relies on the spammer careing enough to even check.
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Default relies on the spammer careing enough to even check.

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relies on the spammer careing enough to even check.
True... the idea is to Force all publishes to care. e.g. naughty code will prevent sites getting a good listing, if listed at all.

This is done to benefit most users of the web.

Do we really want to find non-relavant, to our search, sites.
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