#comment spamming

A brand-new Post has been published on http://marquix.net/website-clean-up-spam-removal-search-engine-removal-and-restriction-management/

Website Clean-Up, Spam Removal, Search Engine Removal and Restriction Management

Today’s way of mainstream internet use has created a ton of “new problems” for businesses and publishers. Anyone running any kind of website will be aware — from unpleasant experience, I assume — of how widespread unsolicited advertising or submission of useless content serving only the purpose of sneaking in some hoped-for publicity for the benefit of the creator of this annoyance (“Spam”) is these days.

Spamming another person’s website with meaningless and completely off-topic rubbish like that — as seen so frequently from shady SEO ‘experts’ who, in fact don’t know the first thing about their occupation  — is still the rudest thing you can do, and it is the bottom-of-the-barrel of online low life there is. Period.

Dozens of scripts and CMS Plugins needed to be developed to counter that kind of abuse, even changes in Google’s Algorithm have been brought about by it, and many other attempts of solving the problem that spreaded like wildfire all over the internet during recent years. If you need a consultant specializing in cleanup, Spam removal, search engine restriction management, and all kinds of similar recovery measures, check out imageHoppers and talk to a qualified specialist there. Despite all the available solutions and preventative measures, some losers continue doing just that, trespassing on websites and  submitting Comment Spam, not even realizing how useless their methods are. We see it every day on the marquixNET IT Services website, too.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_JULaLq7uk)

So I added the Troll Horns tutorial and the Earring designs to my deviantArt acc, and then added then to some Homestuck-themed groups. I got a metric shitton of faves (142 IS a high fave number for me), and the earring designs dethroned my previous most-viewed-record-holder and doubled it within two days, whereas that pic had been up for at least two years. Now I’m one of those people who thank each and everyone for every comment, fave, llama and watch. Even when typing out the response instead of copypasting it, deviantArt put me on pause several times because the system interpreted my comment flood as spam (it was, in a way. a spam of thank-yous). Couldn’t even respond to a message because of that for a few minutes. whoooops.