Google spam payback

[fnet]

Looking at the result count flip flops in several data center serps, it seems likely that some se spammers will have their sites dropped.

Anyone know some recent examples of sites that are getting dropped by the new sweeper algos?

If none of that made any sense, don't worry about it. =)

[fnet]

Nobody knows anything?

Avast ye spammers.

Cough it up.

[Poo-Chee]

nope

[WiredGuy]

The last update was really crazy, SE spammers are everywhere. Let's hope they get dropped for Google's sake, relevancy just went out the window.

WG

[swami]

Aren't we all spammers.

[Project-Shadow]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...entai7+.com%22
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...entai7+.net%22

I pray to god he gets dropped...

[Troels]

They put this situation upon themselves...

Making PR-values public was a shitty move.

[DerekT]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Project-Shadow
[B]http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...entai7+.com%22
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...entai7+.net%22

That guy is using User Agent cloaking. I visited the first URL and got a doorway page. I entered again using "GoogleBot" as my User Agent and received a different page rich in SE content.

[bjs24]

Originally posted by Troels
They put this situation upon themselves...

Making PR-values public was a shitty move.

I think PR was a good idea until it actually got out to the public and it now has ruined googles search results.

Looking at results like the link below google could improve things by penalizing .biz and .info extensions until they can get it under control.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...F-8&q=mpeg+sex

[CAHEK]

its about time

[Rodent]

I am sure google has something in the works for this shit.