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How many largish bloggers are there? 10,000 maybe? Certainly, when the pagerank hits a certain point, keeping a human-verified whitelist of sites is doable. Th
by mynameishere 19y ago
How many largish bloggers are there? 10,000 maybe? Certainly, when the pagerank hits a certain point, keeping a human-verified whitelist of sites is doable.
That is, if something is getting a high enough position on google, a google rep could look for a phone number and verify that a human, not a bot, is behind the content.
Of course, this will hurt short-term ad revenue...
- jakewolf 19y agoAll it would take is a google toolbar button "kill the splog"
- cellis 19y agoYou forget something: people that download said killsplog feature are not going to be running into splogs often (i don't). Other than that, I think its just fine...good for the economy. Eventually (as Eric S. ) said, advertisers will wise up, and start paying less. If they don't, good for google.
- jakewolf 19y agoOr angry blog owners would hunt down the sploggers for revenge.