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Wow, they've definitely gone on a spam-killing spree recently. Following that scandal a few weeks back where someone had, uh, "inappropriate" downloads in their
by venus 14y ago
Wow, they've definitely gone on a spam-killing spree recently. Following that scandal a few weeks back where someone had, uh, "inappropriate" downloads in their checked-in public .bash_history, I did a few searches and found insane amounts of spam in github pages.
It's all gone now, as far as I can tell. You can view the lingering google results with a porn-themed search like "site:github.com pthc"†.
Typical cached result: hxxp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:zLf3TgpkocQJ:byronboxx.github.com/82.html
† that is a child porn-associated acronym. Use common sense deciding how or if you are going to get yourself on the record searching for that.
edit: made the link unclickable due to reasonable concerns expressed below.
- jabiko 14y agoThis time I regret clicking a link before reading the surrounding text. Maybe you want to replace "http:// http:// with "hxxp://"?
- ledneb 14y ago^ sorry to post a "+1" comment but, yeah. This. Edit: As a matter of fact, assuming something on that post could link off to something substantial regarding it's subject, should that link even be allowed to stay here?
- venus 14y ago> assuming something on that post could link off to something substantial regarding it's subject I don't think that is the case; it's only using the keyword so it can be indexed against it. The links themselves are either self referential or your generic spam links. Definitely wouldn't have linked it otherwise!
- edu 14y agoAgree :(
- neya 14y agoEven I regret clicking it before reading your disclaimer :(