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All you webmasters, Google, Yahoo and other SE spam teams, hackers and last but not least, spammers out there, pay attention, I have this very last Christmas gift for you. Continuing my last post about content hosting communities, I am going show you how to get a hi5 reference, then I will show some other “nice” places to spam your links and last but not least, I will point some “great directories”.

If you didn’t knew, one can have a medication group on hi5: hi5.com /friend/group/3582088–Cialis-Professional–front-html . “Cialis Professional” - nice, huh? I mean, this group be intense in many aspects, much better then Cialis Amateur

How about this Vibracin community hosted on Galeon, galeon.com /dinya/vibramycin/vibramycin-dose.html , a PR 7 community which also loves spam ?

These 2 look also promising:

changa .extra.hu /vibramycin/vibramycin-dosage.html

atoato .happyhost.org /inderal/what-is-inderal.html

Notice that although these 2 are image hosting communities, somehow the “hosting guys” managed to put some good indexed text over there.

Now, on directories. First, a joke: riyi .net (check this for spam reference: riyi .net/ index.php?c=211&p=16 )

Particularly, the first page words are amusing:  “Choose Vivid Directory Today!” 

Now, to get more serious. Here is a directory which is on 2900 Alexa, with PR7 and more. This directory recommend itself as a Singapore travel guide, providing business listings for businesses in Singapore. So far, great. But things get a little messy when you can read about Genital warts symptoms (streetdirectory .com /travel_guide/111133/stds/genital_warts_symptoms.html) at the medical section. My question here is why the heck need travelers this kind of information? Better yet, why does Google offer rankings for this site on all second and third query pages, for most relevant keywords SEOed by this directory? Why should Singapore travelers need to read about how to treat face eczema or how to diagnose Alzheimer disease? Why should the rest of the world need to read those type of things from a non-relevant site, when clicking on the 2nd page G query results?

Everything is changing and domains make no exception. Here is a glimpse: beacon - directory .com is now a blog with the title “Russian Women marriage agency”. Wow, nice going!

Hope I got some tears or smiles from you.

I would like to say a big THANK YOU to all our customers, collaborators and teammates that have interacted within our small and nice community. The following year MyGreenCorner.com will focus more and more on maintaining and improving the quality of our listings and categories, as well as to our site overall. I would also like to thank to all webmasters that have submitted their sites. I want to assure you  that your listings will be carefully reviewed and taken into consideration, if they comply with our submission rules.

Although the crisis has hit hard this year, I hope Santa is richer then ever. I have big plans for the following year and I am pretty sure all of you have, so I wish you good luck with your businesses.

I will also like to use this opportunity to say Happy New Year!

Hoping all the best for you in 2010,

Dugu & co.

In the last couple of years, the movie industry has known little progress. Far away are the times when crucial jumps were made (i.e. Matrix series, Lord of the ring series). Now all you can get are some bolly vampire stuff (see Twilight, Blood: the last vampire, Cirque du Freak etc.), lame romantic comedies (Love Happens) or the end of the world (9, 2012, etc.). In-between, some movies just amaze by the level of opacity (Pandorum) or hilarity (Jennifer’s Body). Now I find myself trying really hard to remember when was the last time I saw a good interesting movie. Not pretty cool.
On internet, the main communities are these days IMDB, PirateBay and watch-movies-online.tv, which I already added to our index. I would recommend to anybody that wants to go and see the movie at cinema, to think twice before doing so. For me, seeing a movie at cinema means that:

1) It’s good, as many of my friends recommend it.

2) It’s new.

3) It has an intriguing title.

In rest, I just use PB to search for torrents and utorrent to get them. The main advantage is that you can always close the player when you get bored, disgusted or ashamed. And as a bonus, thanks to the “Technological Evolution” of mankind, latest cams have a surprising good quality :D.

I this post I will not make a review of the common content hosting sites, I will just list some of them which I my opinion represent spam and should not be even listed in Google queries. As I love to search things on Google it’s only normal I find these things from time to time. Maybe some guys from Google spam team should read this.

Let’s type “Cymbalta medication” on Google. I even made a pic with some results from page 2:

You see the results from adobe? Wow. Of course, clicking on it takes us to a 404, but still Google had time to index this page and gave it a lot of weight. And then, there are others.

That Larry thing blog, on an edu. So much for the phrase: “Edu’s are just like regular types of tlds.” Also see how the title and the description resembles with the spam hosted on wp.mu? Talking about wp.mu, the link is actually a redirection to low quality online pharmacy which has only 3(three, yes, that is correct) pages indexed. How are guys from Wp.mu supporting this? But then again, who could check all the content on that site?

And, talking about hosted content, let’s take top 3. I am too lazzy to make another pic, but I am telling you the 3rd link is to an ezine article. Great, I have no problem. But wait, there are some many ezine articles on this subject, why this particular one? Well, Google doesn’t show, but as Yahoo shows, that particular article page from ezinearticles has a single back link from, wow, this spammy page:

rarcy.web.fc2.com/provigil/effects-medication-provigil-side          (just add .html after this)

Now that we are talking, fc2.com is another PR6 as they call it “Free Website Access Analysis Blog Rental Server SEO Countermeasures etc” . WOW.

So linking an ezine 500 words crappy article from a spammy place grants Juliet Cohen expert article writer from Ezine Articles (which, by the way, has over 600 articles written there) a better place then i.e. rxlist.com/cymbalta-drug.htm , a PR6 page from a site which is made by doctors and which deals professionally with medication. Again, WOW.

It think I should stop for today.

If one types “women” on Google and then clicks on images, interesting stuff appears on the screen. More than 30% of the pictures provided by Google as highly representative for this keyword are indecent. And this goes on to page 2, 3 and so on. I am not a SEO guru or something, but it is pretty obvious, by the way these sites look, that there are just a few scripts behind this “problem”. Now, call me a bigmouth, but I believe Google should filter these by default with Safesearch, feature which works pretty good by the way. I don’t really know how they built Safesearch (probably some skin detection algo’s together with some well adjusted filter). But what I mean is that naked women performing sexual activities should not be considered highly representative for keyword “women”, don’t you agree with me?

So, after I clicked on Safesearch, set it to Strict, and then browsed some images, I returned back to Google.com, but surprise, Safesearch was still on, filtering my queries. Interesting about this filter is the way it sorts results. I searched for example “yeast infection treatment” and the results were completely different than when I had Safesearch inactive. Mostly, results were less accurate, many sites which were clearly providing useful info on this terms where not even in the first 100, although, with Safesearch Off, some are even in top 5. Strange really.

Here is what Google has to say on Safesearch.

Here is Google’s Safesearchweb.com.

So, what gives?