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If we as humans can recognize a spam page, why can't the machines? I think that many of these automated aggregators have come a long way. On the better sites,
by CWuestefeld 5y ago
If we as humans can recognize a spam page, why can't the machines?
I think that many of these automated aggregators have come a long way. On the better sites, it's not immediately obvious that the page is spam, until I've read some way into it and notice patterns in the language and a lack of "meat".
- marlowe221 5y agoMy dad can't seem to recognize spam pages 99% of the time...
- bjowen 5y agoI find the advertising to content ratio is a decent clue as well.