If news.com does get an interview with this type of individual, may I request that they post his personal email address so we can share with him our love for comment spam?
Hahaha, that’d be a great request. I know I couldn’t do the interview.
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The Register runs an interview with a comment spammer [via Photomatt] amd it’s not overly impressive. I can’t help but sigh when I t […]
why didn’t they kill him when they had the chance? or at the very least do something nasty to him?
Sam explain[sic] the important thing to remember is it’s nothing personal
Oh yes it is. Why not reveal your identity and prove me wrong right.
gin o hack. Por la boca muere el pez. Vía […]
You want first crack at a few? You’d have to call long distance, though. Either Bulgaria or Norway.
Down with comment spammers
Eagle-eyed Photo Matt has noticed that The Register has interviewed a “professional” comment spammer. Interview with a link spammer | The Register And comment spam is becoming a serious problem now, thanks to idiots like “Sam”. …
Am I the only one who noticed this obvious error:
“For Sam, every day brings more challenges. Not just from the angry bloggers; nor only from the search engines coming up with new algorithms and HTTP tags.”
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If news.com does get an interview with this type of individual, may I request that they post his personal email address so we can share with him our love for comment spam?
Hahaha, that’d be a great request. I know I couldn’t do the interview.
>
The Register runs an interview with a comment spammer [via Photomatt] amd it’s not overly impressive. I can’t help but sigh when I t […]
why didn’t they kill him when they had the chance? or at the very least do something nasty to him?
Oh yes it is. Why not reveal your identity and prove me
wrongright.gin o hack. Por la boca muere el pez. Vía […]
You want first crack at a few? You’d have to call long distance, though. Either Bulgaria or Norway.
Down with comment spammers
Eagle-eyed Photo Matt has noticed that The Register has interviewed a “professional” comment spammer. Interview with a link spammer | The Register And comment spam is becoming a serious problem now, thanks to idiots like “Sam”. …
Am I the only one who noticed this obvious error:
“For Sam, every day brings more challenges. Not just from the angry bloggers; nor only from the search engines coming up with new algorithms and HTTP tags.”
HTTP tags? What on earth is a HTTP tag?
Surley the reporter meant a HTML attribute?
🙂