SE Spammer Revealed

Jel · 2005-06-30, 01:19 PM

Was meaning to ask myself about the tonsoflyrics.com guy, seen a lot of his pages in the last 2 days. Here's hoping he gets hit by a big truck.

Rorschach · 2005-06-30, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Some Fuckwit

Rorschach - I forgot about you for awhile but don't worry you just reminded me to go do some Google policing

You haters never fail to amuse... come back and talk to me once you can do at least 100 sign ups in a day... amateur!

Bill · 2005-06-30, 05:50 PM

JohnnyR, google has improved it's spidering of frames, so the old limitations with frames don't apply so much anymore.

Similarly for dynamic content. Some dynamic content still baffles the spider, but a lot of it is a lot more spiderable than it was some months ago.

Since I am a recent convert to the efficacy of the google spam report page, PROVIDED that the right techniques are used for reporting spam, I think it might be worthwhile for us to study pages like these and learn how to attack them as a group.

There's a whole business model that can be built around reporting and helping to remove spam like this.

But, it will take a bit of strategy, getting the right information, and using the right methods.

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2005-06-30, 01:19 PM	#1
Jel I'm the only guy in the world who has to wake up to have a nightmare Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: London, United Kingdom Posts: 1,895	Was meaning to ask myself about the tonsoflyrics.com guy, seen a lot of his pages in the last 2 days. Here's hoping he gets hit by a big truck.

2005-06-30, 05:50 PM	#3
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	JohnnyR, google has improved it's spidering of frames, so the old limitations with frames don't apply so much anymore. Similarly for dynamic content. Some dynamic content still baffles the spider, but a lot of it is a lot more spiderable than it was some months ago. Since I am a recent convert to the efficacy of the google spam report page, PROVIDED that the right techniques are used for reporting spam, I think it might be worthwhile for us to study pages like these and learn how to attack them as a group. There's a whole business model that can be built around reporting and helping to remove spam like this. But, it will take a bit of strategy, getting the right information, and using the right methods.