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After some pathetic troglodyte swiped a "suicide help" post from reddit and posted it in this forum, I'm kind of fuming. I admit they got me... I tried to post something helpful, but I was writing to a link-building flunky, probably offshore in a cubicle-center, or maybe a post bot. The WHOLE POINT was to sneak in later and add a link inside the original post, to make their shitty scam site more SEO -ified. Or maybe to feed traffic to a botnet installer or some other seedy garbage venture. It had an affiliate tag plastered to the end! Come on!
I hate to see people who behave that way make any profit. So for those who have content-based sites... how do you usually find insincere links like this? I imagine some platforms have it built in, but maybe it can get overwhelming on a site where a lot of things are posted. Maybe links that don't deserve to exist get missed?
If I built a tool that scanned your site from the outside, listed all the links and their locations, and ran some logic to help find the low quality / suspicious ones, would you use it? Would you need it or is it a solved problem?
What about duplicates? It wouldn't be too hard to detect duped, copied, plagiarized posts either. Would you use it?
I don't even have to build it, you can build it. I'll walk people through how to do it if I don't build the thing myself. I just hate to see these dirtbags make anything by wasting everyone's time and energy, stealing content, and preying on people's goodwill.
I hate to see people who behave that way make any profit. So for those who have content-based sites... how do you usually find insincere links like this? I imagine some platforms have it built in, but maybe it can get overwhelming on a site where a lot of things are posted. Maybe links that don't deserve to exist get missed?
If I built a tool that scanned your site from the outside, listed all the links and their locations, and ran some logic to help find the low quality / suspicious ones, would you use it? Would you need it or is it a solved problem?
What about duplicates? It wouldn't be too hard to detect duped, copied, plagiarized posts either. Would you use it?
I don't even have to build it, you can build it. I'll walk people through how to do it if I don't build the thing myself. I just hate to see these dirtbags make anything by wasting everyone's time and energy, stealing content, and preying on people's goodwill.
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