Wow, so there are like many education web sites in Entrecard now aye?

I’ve noticed there are many spam blogs in the “newer” listings, but you really need not worry, it’s easy to tell which blogs aren’t spammy by the cost of an advertisements. I’m not saying you can’t get a good one for cheap, but I’m mostly saying that you’re not really going to get spammy ones and over 500 ec a pop, that’s where I drop because I find myself often able to comment on a blog/site that someone actually cares about instead of someone just trying to bank off of entrecard’s traffic.

Well that is ridiculous.

Paul: Yes, that was how I realized something was wrong. I kept getting the same site over and over in my inbox. But it wasn’t the same site, each time it had a diffrent URL.

I spent a couple minutes trying to figure out the punch line - -

I thought these were the type of sites that were supposed to be deleted from entrecard under the strict new regime directive.

wow! and they didn’t even bother to make each card different..

See! These are not the final day of Entrecard! Look at all the high quality new sites that get past the moderators now.

Personally, I am playing my fiddle as fast as I can.

I came by here yesterday before I went to Entrecard blog fully expecting this to be the next great thing and then after going to the forums and not seeing anything official, I had to come back and reinspect this. How bizarre.

I sure the hell hope Grahm knows what he is doing.

Beamer

Regina, there are two main types of spammy blogs. First are made for adsense blogs. Second are landing page blogs. Adsense blogs post crap that ranks them in the search engines so people come to their site, then click their adsense to get away. The content may change, but its always crap. Landing pages try to sell you a product. Often it’s a e-book or a free offer. Both really suck, and EC is full of them. The spam in the picture above are made for adsense sites.

They will, I reported them all before I posted.

I’m more annoyed that there are so many people who try to scam the rest of the world. Honestly.

It took me a moment to “get” the title - but I did - very clever, and very funny. You sure said a lot with just a few words and a screenshot. Bravo!

Gary - good point. And if they have done their research before setting up such a thing, well that is just more insidious. All that energy devoted to the dark side, if your correct. I hope not.

Beamer

@Beamer The Internet is a large place. Imagine, 17,000 people murder/year in the USA alone. Another 90,000 rape/year. That is 107,000 people in the USA each year.

2/3 of the people in the USA have access to the internet every day. That means around 71,000 murderers/rapists use the Internet every year (before they commit their crime).

That means don’t trust some random Internet user who want to join your web service.

Looks like Graham is putting together a volunteer staff to add in the feature we’ve all wanted–approval before entry.

I wonder how much influence this post had?

thought that was one of those hypnotic images where you’re supposed to find a hidden image somewhere in the cracks

I love this title too…Turnip!