Google hammers exact match domain owners! 18th October 2012 3:21 PM
The problem is that its going to take a lot more than those three algos to get them all. Look at Facebook and Twitter for instance. First I think it was Twitter that started targeting the bad apples, and not too long after that Facebook went after sites that promoted a "likes exchange". Using coins or all manner or paraphernalia to get people to use their systems. Even while that was going on, people were selling links, alexa reviews, facebook likes, twitter followers (and retweets). Now facebook is getting rid of the fake likes.
My only hole in this theory is that from the beginning, from the inception of these ideas, they never realized what the worst case scenario would be if their systems were abused. If they did, maybe we'd have less black hatters out there. But now it seems more to me like a mop up operation than spam prevention or clean up. They're working harder now to keep the net clean than they would have if they took better precautions when they started out.
(IMHO)
My only hole in this theory is that from the beginning, from the inception of these ideas, they never realized what the worst case scenario would be if their systems were abused. If they did, maybe we'd have less black hatters out there. But now it seems more to me like a mop up operation than spam prevention or clean up. They're working harder now to keep the net clean than they would have if they took better precautions when they started out.
(IMHO)