On Wed, 13 Jul 2005, Marcello Perathoner wrote:
Jeroen Hellingman (Mailing List Account) wrote:
Just search in Google for "jeroen hellingman gay interracial" and compare the landing page with the page actually kept in the google cache. WARNING: male frontal nude pictures!
This is a known SEO (Search Engine `Optimization') technique. Google ranks according to "search word frequency" in the page. The frequency must not be too high, otherwise the google engine will treat you as spammer. Thus spammers have begun filling in some alien text to reduce the frequency to acceptable levels. So, where do you get some public domain text to do this?
While I would say that this is unethical, my first thought is that I doubt it would be illegal. Doesn't the "small print" say that if you remove the PG trademark, you can use the text in any way you desire? In this instance, do they actually have any reference to PG? Andrew