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How many current dead links are pure spam and/or harmful? [dead] Atomix Virtual DJ Pro v8.0 (forumarabia.com) [dead] [video] Soccer Players Need to Toughen up
by scholia 12y ago
How many current dead links are pure spam and/or harmful?
[dead] Atomix Virtual DJ Pro v8.0 (forumarabia.com)
[dead] [video] Soccer Players Need to Toughen up (youtube.com)
[dead] WTF Is An Algorithm? (nodemotion.com)
[dead] Using Nested Sass Maps for TypeSetting (elijahmanor.com)
[dead] Apple vs. Facebook: What Signals Do Industry Giants Send to the App Market (appdevelopermagazine.com)
[dead] Nokia Lumia 1520 Video Playback Review (encoding.com)
[dead] Build Your Brand By Embracing Your Personality (startupprofessionals.com)
[dead] Retail shop without a mobile app? Think again (bit.ly)
[dead] Sitemap Tips: Planning, Implementation and Optimization (imforza.com)
[dead] Success Story: Michael Arrington (TechCrunch) (wealthygorilla.com)
- minimaxir 12y agoThe first one is literally piracy, half of those are blogspam, the other half are videos which are very unsuited for HN.
- gus_massa 12y agoYou can google the title and site, and most of the times you can find the original article. I think that there are very few harmful links, but most of the [dead] articles are blogspam (just copy an article and change the background color), or spam for unrelated topics (do you want to buy real state in New Zealand?) . I also saw a few false positives before, interesting articles in site that usually have low quality articles, or the user is hellbaned by a mistake. If you find something interesting, you can try to contact the moderator: hn@ycombinator.com
- babuskov 12y agoI completely forgot that you can add "site:xyz" to the google search. Thanks.