Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
One term I have been watching (medical for a certain city) seems to be completely filled with EASY-TO-RECOGNIZE spam. E.g. when looking for a doctor, I see a tax consultant (!) as #10 on the first page instead of a M.D. (and there are 100s if not 1000s of M.D.s in this city). And a dating site is on page 2...?
This had been eleminated in previous updates because it was so easy to detect. Have G been doing a complete re-write of the engine?
[edited by: mzanzig at 10:59 am (utc) on Oct. 28, 2005]
Lets help Google to get rid of those scammers forever
Sure. What makes me curious, though, is the fact that in previous updates Google already got rid of these blatant spams. Why are they now all back? The results of Jagger2 look to me as if I am looking at a newly built engine instead of a mature, fully empowered engine. I wouldn't even want to call the SERPs "beta" - in its current state the SERPs are far from being useful to end cunsumers at all.
And yes, I reported some spammers using the way described by GG before, but I started to wonder: shouldn't Google be doing their homework first, given the many obvious spam sites in the SERPs? Why ask webmasters to look for spam sites?
>>"Why ask webmasters to look for spam sites"
because a mature webmaster knows better the way to spot spammers ,because he has knowledge of how Search Engines used to work and rank pages in the past (but not anymore).I believe that jagger way of fighting spam by reports of webmasters ,mainly ,will be followed from Yahoo and MSN as well .<<
WELL SAID!