Well, why not throw out anything ending in .com or .net? After all, they're all made to earn revenue... I hope the point is clear -- "to earn revenue" isn't an

Well, why not throw out anything ending in .com or .net? After all, they're all made to earn revenue... I hope the point is clear -- "to earn revenue" isn't an appropriate test. But your point is well taken. I'd prefer a search to turn up the site made by the guy in the garage who is passionate about the subject rather than the $4/hr content farm content. I think if we're to continue complaining about spam we have to actually define what we mean by spam. And I have this strange feeling that not everyone will agree...