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I'm pretty sure they're SEO spam: the flattering comment is to make sure it gets approved by the blog admin, but the aim is to increase the number of links to h
by timrobinson 16y ago
I'm pretty sure they're SEO spam: the flattering comment is to make sure it gets approved by the blog admin, but the aim is to increase the number of links to http://Yourwebsite http://Yourwebsite.
I get stacks of these daily, so I make sure I only approve rude or unflattering comments on my blog.
- zavulon 16y agoI think he meant http://Yourwebsite http://Yourwebsite is actually how it looks like (i.e. not a real website), so it can't be spam
- rmc 16y agoMaybe it's intended as SEO spam, but the people who wrote it made a mistake?
- IgorPartola 16y agozavulon is correct, that is literally what they wrote. There were several like this. I suppose the great-grandparent post is correct: they are using this to make sure their name comes up with clean results on Google.