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I have a friend who works for a large marketing company where they write website content for companies that looks almost identical to this. The company hires hundreds of young writers at a time and pays them minimum wage to come up with a few of these every day. They pass their paragraphs around to other writers who reword it again so it will show up as a unique site for search engines. I call it the spam factory.
I have a friend who works for a large marketing company where they write website content for companies that looks almost identical to this. The company hires hundreds of young writers at a time and pays them minimum wage to come up with a few of these every day. They pass their paragraphs around to other writers who reword it again so it will show up as a unique site for search engines. I call it the spam factory.
What's the company?
Its a sad moment when you first have to explain to your mother/client/etc that no, Discount Oakley Sunglasses didn't really enjoy your superb post. Its a shockingly effective spam tactic. People cannot resist praise.
I must say that you've done an excellent job with commenting on Hacker News. These are genuinely fascinating ideas and I have spent 3 hours today reading your comments. If more people left comments like you do then the Internet would be a better place.
Apparently some of these bots can't even properly place spaces after commas.
Its a sad moment when you first have to explain to your mother/client/etc that no, Discount Oakley Sunglasses didn't really enjoy your superb post. Its a shockingly effective spam tactic. People cannot resist praise.
I must say that you've done an excellent job with commenting on Hacker News. These are genuinely fascinating ideas and I have spent 3 hours today reading your comments. If more people left comments like you do then the Internet would be a better place.
Oh god that is priceless. In the right hands you could create a regex that would block all spam from this guy!
It's an expensive operation, though. I doubt it scales, but I'm sure it's great for smaller services. WordPress and Disqus are probably going to use this somehow.
Here's a quick script that spins the text. gem install spintax_parser ruby -rspintax_parser -ropen-uri -e 'String.send(:include, SpintaxParser); puts open("https://bit.ly/Ziv9Aw").read.gsub("\n", " ").unspin'
It looks like this factors out to 4,351,250,624 unique comments.
I have a friend who works for a large marketing company where they write website content for companies that looks almost identical to this. The company hires hundreds of young writers at a time and pays them minimum wage to come up with a few of these every day. They pass their paragraphs around to other writers who reword it again so it will show up as a unique site for search engines. I call it the spam factory.
What's the company?