sub-domain spamming days are over; whats next
The key issue here is not the cleaning process; this is natural
tendency. The main point here is looking at the motivations;
understanding them and finding approvable ways to fund these gozilla-websites. It's easy to teach ethics when you are a global company (see Google corporate policy: do no evil),
but when you need money to run a useful website, spam used to be an
option. While each webmaster goes on trying to justify his unethical
seo spamming methods, google found the way to filter sub-domain
spamming sites out of its index. This radically changes the equation of
the entire technique, and the quick effect will be one of a "cleaner
web". The websites that tried to inflict their high pagerank over
spamming sub-domain link-farms will get completelly punished by google.
Instead of more Adsense revenue generation farms, we'll witness a
cleaner web.
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