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Splogs are a huge problem. They just increase the volume of the web without adding useful content. Ideally, indexers will find some way to de-index them. I predict that the first blog search engine that promotes some degree of "splog free" will enjoy tremendous popularity.
One industrious person, Frank Gruber, has created a site and Firefox bookmarklet to report splogs: http://splogreporter.com/
It will be interesting to see what he's able to do with the data.
Posted by: David Kluskiewicz | Wednesday, October 26, 2005 at 09:35 AM