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]]> By: Jonathan Bailey http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/06/05/spam-outlook-the-six-months/comment-page-1/#comment-120894 Jonathan Bailey Sun, 08 Jun 2008 07:28:49 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=1241#comment-120894 <a href="#comment-111684" rel="nofollow">@zania</a> -<br>As I work with many adult bloggers in my consulting practice, I definitely understand that most are not spammers. In fact, the vast majority are not. The problem is that there are a handful of adult affiliate programs, most foreign, that seem to turn a blind eye to this, the same as with gambling. <br><br>It only takes one or two such sponsors, even out of hundreds, to make the problem bad.<br><br>As far as the location of the hosting playing a role, I recently did an article that asked the question if freely hosted blogs were scraped more often. The answer I got was that it seemed other factors counted more. It is nice to see a different opinion and one that is mirrored at least somewhat in my conversations with techies at some of those sites.<br><br>Thank you very much for your input! @zania -
As I work with many adult bloggers in my consulting practice, I definitely understand that most are not spammers. In fact, the vast majority are not. The problem is that there are a handful of adult affiliate programs, most foreign, that seem to turn a blind eye to this, the same as with gambling.

It only takes one or two such sponsors, even out of hundreds, to make the problem bad.

As far as the location of the hosting playing a role, I recently did an article that asked the question if freely hosted blogs were scraped more often. The answer I got was that it seemed other factors counted more. It is nice to see a different opinion and one that is mirrored at least somewhat in my conversations with techies at some of those sites.

Thank you very much for your input!

]]> By: Jonathan Bailey http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/06/05/spam-outlook-the-six-months/comment-page-1/#comment-133221 Jonathan Bailey Sun, 08 Jun 2008 02:28:49 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=1241#comment-133221 <a href="#comment-111684" rel="nofollow">@zania</a> - As I work with many adult bloggers in my consulting practice, I definitely understand that most are not spammers. In fact, the vast majority are not. The problem is that there are a handful of adult affiliate programs, most foreign, that seem to turn a blind eye to this, the same as with gambling. It only takes one or two such sponsors, even out of hundreds, to make the problem bad. As far as the location of the hosting playing a role, I recently did an article that asked the question if freely hosted blogs were scraped more often. The answer I got was that it seemed other factors counted more. It is nice to see a different opinion and one that is mirrored at least somewhat in my conversations with techies at some of those sites. Thank you very much for your input! @zania –
As I work with many adult bloggers in my consulting practice, I definitely understand that most are not spammers. In fact, the vast majority are not. The problem is that there are a handful of adult affiliate programs, most foreign, that seem to turn a blind eye to this, the same as with gambling.

It only takes one or two such sponsors, even out of hundreds, to make the problem bad.

As far as the location of the hosting playing a role, I recently did an article that asked the question if freely hosted blogs were scraped more often. The answer I got was that it seemed other factors counted more. It is nice to see a different opinion and one that is mirrored at least somewhat in my conversations with techies at some of those sites.

Thank you very much for your input!

]]> By: Jonathan Bailey http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/06/05/spam-outlook-the-six-months/comment-page-1/#comment-112027 Jonathan Bailey Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:28:49 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=1241#comment-112027 <a href="#comment-111684" rel="nofollow">@zania</a> - As I work with many adult bloggers in my consulting practice, I definitely understand that most are not spammers. In fact, the vast majority are not. The problem is that there are a handful of adult affiliate programs, most foreign, that seem to turn a blind eye to this, the same as with gambling. It only takes one or two such sponsors, even out of hundreds, to make the problem bad. As far as the location of the hosting playing a role, I recently did an article that asked the question if freely hosted blogs were scraped more often. The answer I got was that it seemed other factors counted more. It is nice to see a different opinion and one that is mirrored at least somewhat in my conversations with techies at some of those sites. Thank you very much for your input! @zania –
As I work with many adult bloggers in my consulting practice, I definitely understand that most are not spammers. In fact, the vast majority are not. The problem is that there are a handful of adult affiliate programs, most foreign, that seem to turn a blind eye to this, the same as with gambling.

It only takes one or two such sponsors, even out of hundreds, to make the problem bad.

As far as the location of the hosting playing a role, I recently did an article that asked the question if freely hosted blogs were scraped more often. The answer I got was that it seemed other factors counted more. It is nice to see a different opinion and one that is mirrored at least somewhat in my conversations with techies at some of those sites.

Thank you very much for your input!

]]> By: zania http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/06/05/spam-outlook-the-six-months/comment-page-1/#comment-120893 zania Fri, 06 Jun 2008 22:39:33 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=1241#comment-120893 Hi Jonathan,I'm part of the growing beast of adult bloggers on the web (although I do mainstream as well).And while I would agree that scraping is on the increase, in my case it has been determined by where my blogs are hosted - on my own hosting with the latest version of Wordpress installed, no more problem with scraping here than on my mainstream blogs. However, on free hosting, where wordpress is used but hasn't been updated, then yes, the scraping has increased massively, but I'm not sure whether that is simply down to the scrapers targetting 'adult' keywords. I think it is also about the scrapers looking for any blogs which are running old versions of wordpress, because they do appear to be easier to scrape.As to the lucrative affiliate programs, yes that's true, if you can get the sales and, as you know. splogs will provide the backlinks for your sites to get you those sales. But I would argue that the majority of good adult webmasters, while they might build their own 'splogs' (we make them from sponsor provided RSS feeds), they would be loathe to scrape other blogs to get feeds - why should they when the sponsors provide these already?There is also the point that the majority of adult sponsors have a strict anti-spam policy which they will enforce if they find any affiliate using spam to promote their 'products'. They have to enforce these policies as some of their number have been heavily hit in the past in lawsuits caused by rogue affiliates who thought they could cheat the system.Good post, but just reminding you that the majority of adult bloggers are not spammers or scrapers, even though people tend to think we all are. Hi Jonathan,I'm part of the growing beast of adult bloggers on the web (although I do mainstream as well).And while I would agree that scraping is on the increase, in my case it has been determined by where my blogs are hosted – on my own hosting with the latest version of WordPress installed, no more problem with scraping here than on my mainstream blogs. However, on free hosting, where wordpress is used but hasn't been updated, then yes, the scraping has increased massively, but I'm not sure whether that is simply down to the scrapers targetting 'adult' keywords. I think it is also about the scrapers looking for any blogs which are running old versions of wordpress, because they do appear to be easier to scrape.As to the lucrative affiliate programs, yes that's true, if you can get the sales and, as you know. splogs will provide the backlinks for your sites to get you those sales. But I would argue that the majority of good adult webmasters, while they might build their own 'splogs' (we make them from sponsor provided RSS feeds), they would be loathe to scrape other blogs to get feeds – why should they when the sponsors provide these already?There is also the point that the majority of adult sponsors have a strict anti-spam policy which they will enforce if they find any affiliate using spam to promote their 'products'. They have to enforce these policies as some of their number have been heavily hit in the past in lawsuits caused by rogue affiliates who thought they could cheat the system.Good post, but just reminding you that the majority of adult bloggers are not spammers or scrapers, even though people tend to think we all are.

]]> By: zania http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/06/05/spam-outlook-the-six-months/comment-page-1/#comment-133070 zania Fri, 06 Jun 2008 22:39:33 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=1241#comment-133070 Hi Jonathan, I'm part of the growing beast of adult bloggers on the web (although I do mainstream as well). And while I would agree that scraping is on the increase, in my case it has been determined by where my blogs are hosted - on my own hosting with the latest version of Wordpress installed, no more problem with scraping here than on my mainstream blogs. However, on free hosting, where wordpress is used but hasn't been updated, then yes, the scraping has increased massively, but I'm not sure whether that is simply down to the scrapers targetting 'adult' keywords. I think it is also about the scrapers looking for any blogs which are running old versions of wordpress, because they do appear to be easier to scrape.As to the lucrative affiliate programs, yes that's true, if you can get the sales and, as you know. splogs will provide the backlinks for your sites to get you those sales. But I would argue that the majority of good adult webmasters, while they might build their own 'splogs' (we make them from sponsor provided RSS feeds), they would be loathe to scrape other blogs to get feeds - why should they when the sponsors provide these already?There is also the point that the majority of adult sponsors have a strict anti-spam policy which they will enforce if they find any affiliate using spam to promote their 'products'. They have to enforce these policies as some of their number have been heavily hit in the past in lawsuits caused by rogue affiliates who thought they could cheat the system.Good post, but just reminding you that the majority of adult bloggers are not spammers or scrapers, even though people tend to think we all are. Hi Jonathan,

I'm part of the growing beast of adult bloggers on the web (although I do mainstream as well).

And while I would agree that scraping is on the increase, in my case it has been determined by where my blogs are hosted – on my own hosting with the latest version of WordPress installed, no more problem with scraping here than on my mainstream blogs. However, on free hosting, where wordpress is used but hasn't been updated, then yes, the scraping has increased massively, but I'm not sure whether that is simply down to the scrapers targetting 'adult' keywords. I think it is also about the scrapers looking for any blogs which are running old versions of wordpress, because they do appear to be easier to scrape.As to the lucrative affiliate programs, yes that's true, if you can get the sales and, as you know. splogs will provide the backlinks for your sites to get you those sales. But I would argue that the majority of good adult webmasters, while they might build their own 'splogs' (we make them from sponsor provided RSS feeds), they would be loathe to scrape other blogs to get feeds – why should they when the sponsors provide these already?There is also the point that the majority of adult sponsors have a strict anti-spam policy which they will enforce if they find any affiliate using spam to promote their 'products'. They have to enforce these policies as some of their number have been heavily hit in the past in lawsuits caused by rogue affiliates who thought they could cheat the system.Good post, but just reminding you that the majority of adult bloggers are not spammers or scrapers, even though people tend to think we all are.

]]> By: zania http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/06/05/spam-outlook-the-six-months/comment-page-1/#comment-111684 zania Fri, 06 Jun 2008 20:39:33 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=1241#comment-111684 Hi Jonathan, I'm part of the growing beast of adult bloggers on the web (although I do mainstream as well). And while I would agree that scraping is on the increase, in my case it has been determined by where my blogs are hosted - on my own hosting with the latest version of Wordpress installed, no more problem with scraping here than on my mainstream blogs. However, on free hosting, where wordpress is used but hasn't been updated, then yes, the scraping has increased massively, but I'm not sure whether that is simply down to the scrapers targetting 'adult' keywords. I think it is also about the scrapers looking for any blogs which are running old versions of wordpress, because they do appear to be easier to scrape. As to the lucrative affiliate programs, yes that's true, if you can get the sales and, as you know. splogs will provide the backlinks for your sites to get you those sales. But I would argue that the majority of good adult webmasters, while they might build their own 'splogs' (we make them from sponsor provided RSS feeds), they would be loathe to scrape other blogs to get feeds - why should they when the sponsors provide these already? There is also the point that the majority of adult sponsors have a strict anti-spam policy which they will enforce if they find any affiliate using spam to promote their 'products'. They have to enforce these policies as some of their number have been heavily hit in the past in lawsuits caused by rogue affiliates who thought they could cheat the system. Good post, but just reminding you that the majority of adult bloggers are not spammers or scrapers, even though people tend to think we all are. Hi Jonathan,

I'm part of the growing beast of adult bloggers on the web (although I do mainstream as well).

And while I would agree that scraping is on the increase, in my case it has been determined by where my blogs are hosted – on my own hosting with the latest version of WordPress installed, no more problem with scraping here than on my mainstream blogs. However, on free hosting, where wordpress is used but hasn't been updated, then yes, the scraping has increased massively, but I'm not sure whether that is simply down to the scrapers targetting 'adult' keywords. I think it is also about the scrapers looking for any blogs which are running old versions of wordpress, because they do appear to be easier to scrape.

As to the lucrative affiliate programs, yes that's true, if you can get the sales and, as you know. splogs will provide the backlinks for your sites to get you those sales. But I would argue that the majority of good adult webmasters, while they might build their own 'splogs' (we make them from sponsor provided RSS feeds), they would be loathe to scrape other blogs to get feeds – why should they when the sponsors provide these already?

There is also the point that the majority of adult sponsors have a strict anti-spam policy which they will enforce if they find any affiliate using spam to promote their 'products'. They have to enforce these policies as some of their number have been heavily hit in the past in lawsuits caused by rogue affiliates who thought they could cheat the system.

Good post, but just reminding you that the majority of adult bloggers are not spammers or scrapers, even though people tend to think we all are.

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