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Perfect example of this is trying to google for mailing list posts. All sorts of maximum ad-cram crappy sites (including ones that try to pretend to be a forum
by throwaway2048 10y ago
Perfect example of this is trying to google for mailing list posts.
All sorts of maximum ad-cram crappy sites (including ones that try to pretend to be a forum, with mailing list posts as "users") that maximize SEO gaming techniques dominate the results for 20+ pages.
http://marc.info http://marc.info, which is the best archive avalible atm, plain, simple no bullshit layout and is linked everywhere anytime somebody wants to reference a mailing list archive, nowhere to be found.
- RJIb8RBYxzAMX9u 10y agoIMO it's because Gmane used to be highly ranked, but then it was shut down, so all those links are now gone, and the "void" has been filled with "crappy sites" like you said. Speaking of which, does anyone know what's going on with Gmane? There hasn't been any updates since the ownership change.
- mej10 10y agoI am sure they all have Google's ads on them, too. Only slightly suspicious.
- robk 10y agoI can assure you adsense has no connection to crawl or rankings.
- RyanZAG 10y agoHow much connection does it have to making the removal of adsense spam pages from Google's index a priority? I have a feeling it lowers that priority significantly, and if those pages were hurting Google's bottom line, it would be priority #1 for the company to remove them.
- emmelaich 10y agoMaking money is certainly a motivation for doing it. A non-existant website won't get a search placing.
- rz2k 10y agoHow does that compare to http://markmail.org http://markmail.org?