Spam vs Mahalo: Matt Cutts Explains the Difference
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 at
3:59 am
When the internal Google remote quality rater guidelines leaked online there was a core quote inside it that defined the essence of spam: Final Notes on Spam When trying to decide if a page is Spam, it is helpful to ask yourself this question: if I remove the scraped (copied) content, the ads, and the links to other pages, is there anything of value left? if the answer is no, the page is probably Spam
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Spam vs Mahalo: Matt Cutts Explains the Difference
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