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"ss" <ashshek.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in news:1158592936.249457.93180
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In other news, ashshek just showed everyone how to get their site removed
from Googlepages for spamming.

Good work



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On 18 Sep 2006 08:29:18 -0700, "Phil Payne"
<phil.DeleteThis@isham-research.co.uk> wrote:

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>> ashshek.googlepages.com/webhosting
>
>Or you could go straight to the Wikipedia article ...
>
>Hint: People don't like other people scraping their sites for content.
>Sometimes they do something about it.
>

ROTFL!

I am sure it is purely coincidence that a "spoiler" article from The
Probert Encyclopaedia appeared in Wikipedia many years ago....

Matt


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> I am sure it is purely coincidence that a "spoiler" article from The
> Probert Encyclopaedia appeared in Wikipedia many years ago....

Bloody Wikipedia!

Someone wrote an article for Wikipedia and included a live link to one
of my sites. Fine, I thought - it's an unsolicited inbound link. Not
sure of the quality, but what the hell?

Then some septic left-handed w*nker scraped the Wikipedia text and
stuck it on around 2,000 spam domains. Overnight I went from ca. 250
high quality earned links to 2,300 - the majority of which were spam
and totally out of my control.

Google seemed to spot it and the SERPs position didn't suffer - but
link: hasn't worked for me on Google since.

But I must admit it is spectacularly dumb to post spam to a Google
newsgroup from Googlepages.
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> Except this isn't a "Google newsgroup". This is Usenet. Google doesn't
> own it. Google Groups is just one of many web-based portals to Usenet.

Pay attention at the back. We're talking about
"ashshek.googlepages.com/webhosting"
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Phil Payne wrote:
>
> But I must admit it is spectacularly dumb to post spam to a Google
> newsgroup from Googlepages.
>

Except this isn't a "Google newsgroup". This is Usenet. Google doesn't
own it. Google Groups is just one of many web-based portals to Usenet.

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On 19 Sep 2006 02:55:34 -0700, Phil Payne put finger to keyboard and
typed:

>> I am sure it is purely coincidence that a "spoiler" article from The
>> Probert Encyclopaedia appeared in Wikipedia many years ago....
>
>Bloody Wikipedia!
>
>Someone wrote an article for Wikipedia and included a live link to one
>of my sites. Fine, I thought - it's an unsolicited inbound link. Not
>sure of the quality, but what the hell?

Inbound links from Wikipedia are very good quality, if they're genuine
(ie, they are a relevent "offsite link" for the article content,
rather than spam) - they can generate a fair amount of traffic
themselves and they are good for page rank as Wikipedia itself has a
high rank on most pages.

>Then some septic left-handed w*nker scraped the Wikipedia text and
>stuck it on around 2,000 spam domains. Overnight I went from ca. 250
>high quality earned links to 2,300 - the majority of which were spam
>and totally out of my control.
>
>Google seemed to spot it and the SERPs position didn't suffer - but
>link: hasn't worked for me on Google since.

That's annoying, but it's Google's system working as designed to
filter out low-quality links.

>But I must admit it is spectacularly dumb to post spam to a Google
>newsgroup from Googlepages.

Indeed.

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Phil Payne wrote:
>>Except this isn't a "Google newsgroup". This is Usenet. Google doesn't
>>own it. Google Groups is just one of many web-based portals to Usenet.
>
>
> Pay attention at the back. We're talking about
> "ashshek.googlepages.com/webhosting"
>

OK, but it's still not a Google newsgroup. It's Usenet.

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