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On a related note, doing some searches on twitter I have come across some sites like this: http://www.articlenutrition.com/science/what-is-the-difference-betwe
by RK 16y ago
On a related note, doing some searches on twitter I have come across some sites like this:
http://www.articlenutrition.com/science/what-is-the-difference-between-applied-mathematics-and-physics/ http://www.articlenutrition.com/science/what-is-the-differen...
The text seems to be scraped from somewhere else, translated, then re-translated. I assume that these sites are simply to attract ad views. I remember seeing "comments" that seemed to be clearly concerning American topics (along the lines of "here in Chicago I always rode the L when I was growing up"), but the text didn't seem like it could possibly be written by a native speaker, but all of the text on the site had the same idiosyncrasies.
Any ideas?
- bolero32 16y agoThat isn't a poor translation. The spambot is using a Markov chain to generate plausible text and circumvent the possibility of a filter which also uses Markov chains.