Comments on: BarCamp.org? Not only wikis, but also porn doorpages http://www.stefanogorgoni.com/barcamporg-not-only-wikis-but-also-porn-doorpages/ SEO and other stuff Tue, 30 Nov 2010 13:13:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stefano http://www.stefanogorgoni.com/barcamporg-not-only-wikis-but-also-porn-doorpages/#comment-7 Stefano Sat, 28 Apr 2007 02:54:19 +0000 http://www.diarizing.com/barcamporg-not-only-wikis-but-also-porn-doorpages/#comment-7 hi David and thanks for your comment. i just want to tell you to keep on with your good work. and with "you" i mean all people who work on PBwiki. lamers can win a battle, <strong>never</strong> a war. hi David and thanks for your comment.

i just want to tell you to keep on with your good work. and with “you” i mean all people who work on PBwiki.

lamers can win a battle, never a war.

]]> By: David Weekly http://www.stefanogorgoni.com/barcamporg-not-only-wikis-but-also-porn-doorpages/#comment-6 David Weekly Fri, 27 Apr 2007 16:43:49 +0000 http://www.diarizing.com/barcamporg-not-only-wikis-but-also-porn-doorpages/#comment-6 [sigh] I'm the founder of PBwiki. As the traffic on our collaborative sites has grown (and the quality of content at maturing sites like BarCamp has rapidly increased), these sites have been targeted by increasing numbers of spammers. We've had to write our own spam heuristics engine to weed them out, and the newest wave, begun about a week ago, seems to have had some candidates hurtle through. Our lead engineer spent most of the night last night improving the filters. When we yank a spam page, we often render a 410 Gone to let indexers know that the page isn't just temporarily offline, but that it should be expunged from their records. [sigh] I’m the founder of PBwiki. As the traffic on our collaborative sites has grown (and the quality of content at maturing sites like BarCamp has rapidly increased), these sites have been targeted by increasing numbers of spammers. We’ve had to write our own spam heuristics engine to weed them out, and the newest wave, begun about a week ago, seems to have had some candidates hurtle through. Our lead engineer spent most of the night last night improving the filters.

When we yank a spam page, we often render a 410 Gone to let indexers know that the page isn’t just temporarily offline, but that it should be expunged from their records.

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