http://0blog.com/2005/08/18/splogreportercom-problems/ Toivo Lainevool's Random Thoughts Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:03:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://0blog.com/2005/08/18/splogreportercom-problems/#comment-382 Liz Mon, 24 Oct 2005 16:47:53 +0000 http://0blog.com/2005/08/18/splogreportercom-problems/#comment-382 After reading some of the information on their site, it sounds like they are making the effort to create a worthy service, that will not indiscrimineately mark a blog as a 'splog.' I just wish I could report some of the advertisers that intrude my life everyday as 'splad'. After reading some of the information on their site, it sounds like they are making the effort to create a worthy service, that will not indiscrimineately mark a blog as a ’splog.’ I just wish I could report some of the advertisers that intrude my life everyday as ’splad’.

]]> http://0blog.com/2005/08/18/splogreportercom-problems/#comment-143 Nancy P Redford’s Practical Marketing Tips » Whats Going On With The Fight Against Blog Spam? Mon, 22 Aug 2005 19:16:22 +0000 http://0blog.com/2005/08/18/splogreportercom-problems/#comment-143 [...] What’s all the fuss about Blogger.com and other free blogging services? Well there is talk of banning such free blog site from the major blog search engine directories (MSN, IceRocket and others) due to the increasing levels of Blog Spam from some users.  This is not good news for legitimate blog users who will also be excluded regardless of their good integrity.The Splog Reporter set up by Frank Gruber aims to encourage blog owners to report "Splog" (Blog Spam) on their new site, as of August 2005.  I have to agree with Toivo Lainevool about how easy the Splog Reporter’s "Report A Splog" web form could be high jacked by unscrupulous Spambot programs and ruthless people who may report legitimate web sites just for the fun of it. On the other hand I welcome any person or organization working to fight against Spam.Maybe with a lot of feedback Frank will be able to develop this site into something extraordinary. This is a mammoth task to undertake and with time should prove to be a huge success in the online community. You can read more about the attack of  Splogs Mark Cuban’s blog.   [...] […] What’s all the fuss about Blogger.com and other free blogging services? Well there is talk of banning such free blog site from the major blog search engine directories (MSN, IceRocket and others) due to the increasing levels of Blog Spam from some users.  This is not good news for legitimate blog users who will also be excluded regardless of their good integrity.The Splog Reporter set up by Frank Gruber aims to encourage blog owners to report "Splog" (Blog Spam) on their new site, as of August 2005.  I have to agree with Toivo Lainevool about how easy the Splog Reporter’s "Report A Splog" web form could be high jacked by unscrupulous Spambot programs and ruthless people who may report legitimate web sites just for the fun of it. On the other hand I welcome any person or organization working to fight against Spam.Maybe with a lot of feedback Frank will be able to develop this site into something extraordinary. This is a mammoth task to undertake and with time should prove to be a huge success in the online community. You can read more about the attack of  Splogs Mark Cuban’s blog.   […]

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