Quote from: jokers10 on August 27, 2023, 01:17:39 PM

I decided to spend some time for this problem recent days. The result of this hunt is a bit less than 200 nuked spammers (of course not all caught, just small part of). So now I have some representative enough sample for some conclusions.

200 is plenty.

Quote from: jokers10 on August 27, 2023, 01:17:39 PM

3. I see no way of automating this process. Human eyes should see posts before deleting. Legit and natural posts with links can look technically the same way as SEO spam. Human will see the difference easily, but technically it is just a post with a link. Of course it can be helpful for a spam hunter if there will be a list of posts with links from newbies and juniors, but only if someone will decide to look through them all. And I think that much more than a half will be natural or legit posts.

That's not true. Aside from what i've said on 1st page, there are commercial software to detect and remove SEO spam.

Quote from: komisariatku on August 27, 2023, 05:00:06 PM

I once thought I would do this when I was an active blogger. But my moneysite blog has nothing to do with crypto so I don't spam SEO with links in this forum.

SEO spammer don't care whether link or keyword they mentioned related with cryptocurrency or not.

Quote from: The Sceptical Chymist on August 27, 2023, 09:58:41 PM

Have we got a new form of link spam here or what?

Yes. It's already mentioned on example of technique used by spammer to evade report.