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FRIGHTENING: Jed Christiansen’s prediction market blog was briefly overtaken by web spammers, who inserted invisible links to their commercial sites so as to game the Google PageRank system.
- I wonder how that could have happened, and what IT was involved for that trick. -
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged Jed Christiansen, prediction markets, spammers, web spammers
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“Chris, I wanted to make a comment on Midas Oracle, but the anti-spam mechanism ate my comment.”
Sorry for that, Nigel. Register yourself on Midas Oracle + Log in when you want to make a comment. – That way, the anti-spam mechanism won’t apply to you. (I suppose that it prohibits the publishing of many external links … Continue reading →