JoaoJose - 10:46 am on Jul 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

I'm on non-english country so I guess they may not look into it as on an english speaking country. But it's pretty sad to see spammy pages (reported several times) on top results for very competitive terms. As I think I said before, I also believe in automation BUT having people to review sites manually doesn't mean you must stop improving your algorithm's quality, what it means is that you accelerate the quality growth of SERPS.

What's the point on having spammy pages on the top spots for months before any update happens? None.