Sorry to hear about wanting a name that a seller refuses to sell. I'm in a similar situation with a neighbor who has several acres that adjoin my ranch. I've

Sorry to hear about wanting a name that a seller refuses to sell. I'm in a similar situation with a neighbor who has several acres that adjoin my ranch. I've offered way above market value for the land that doesn't even have access to a public road, but he still won't sell. It's definitely frustrating. Defining "legitimate use" is such a slippery slope. With automatic content generation becoming so advanced today, it's become increasingly difficult for both search engines and humans to tell spam from legitimate content. It's even worse when some of the spam and scraping is more useful that someone's 5 year old blog with pictures of their pets.