Join the frontlines on the fight against MFAs!

Just one click can help eliminate pesky MFA sites!

[BriGuy20]

Apologies if this was covered elsewhere, but I just noticed it.

I've clicked around on the AdWords links recently, and in the past day or so I've noticed that when you backtrack to the Google search page, it asks if the link was useful or not. I'd hazard a guess that this is part of Google's algorithm for weeding out bad sites (i.e. MFA/4Best type sites).

The great thing is now we can DO SOMETHING about the sites. If it's a MFA spam page, just go back and click on the "no" button when Google asks if it was useful. Seems like one click can help get rid of those annoying, nigh-useless sites.

So get clicking!

[li8103]

Very nice suggestion
This way you can eliminate your competitors
Is't it?
Good job .
What is a difference from fraud clicks?

[BriGuy20]

Well, it's certainly open to fraud, but I suspect that if the masses judge fairly, their clicks can counteract the couple of bad apples you might find.

Edit: [webmasterworld.com...]

[edited by: BriGuy20 at 2:59 am (utc) on July 16, 2006]

[Green_Grass]

"if the masses judge fairly"

Ha Ha Ha