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Do you run ads and might have some unintentional malvertising?

I've noticed lately many video montages that are put together using 3-4 mins from a few videos to make a new montage. Sometimes they're video games. Sometimes they're models. Isn't it only ok if it's creative commons or the person gave an ok to use it?

I went through all of my comments and roughly 1/3 had this issue. This is looking at it in incognito mode to evaluate it. It's not a particular subreddit as in each subreddit some are showing and some aren't. But they're not marked Removed. They're just not there at all like they didn't exist. I...

I haven't but I've been thinking of it if some of the ideas I am working on play out. Coding is no big deal since it's what I do, but I can already see it'd be some work to take a new account, build some karma, and then post on things. Fairly trivial with selenium but the payoff has to be worth...

I had a handful of my comments on reddit posts sort of go invisible to everyone but me. No links, nothing like that. Just 2-3 good sentences of actual good comments on very vanilla topics. Not upvoted, nothing. Account itself has enough karma. I had considered a filter but there really are no...

I'd like to try it out with those test credits. I DM'd you my username and I'm really looking forward to this.

Google caters to high authority above topical relevancy. Authority sites have an edge that the smaller sites have a very hard time fighting for a seat at the table even with far more relevant information. So these issues they are “fixing” were created due to their own algorithms in the first place.

On the first request I get the reddit page "can we see some id please" where it says to log in. Even launching a new chromium browser set to use a proxy it shows up immediately. I tried quite a few of my proxies which are datacenter ones admittedly so I don't get anywhere that way. Looking on...

yep, using Selenium. Using things like wget I get a 403 blocked error even setting a user agent if I do it from a datacenter. I'm very familiar with quite a few programming languages if you had ideas that use a different language.

Scraping Reddit with datacenter proxy IPs seems to be picked up and blocked by Reddit unless you are logged into an account. Residential proxies may work for this, but is there a better way (or cheaper)? I would be fine creating an account on there to do it, but I don't want to create it on my...

Does this still work as well with the recent boost reddit got? I would imagine it may be a spot or two higher but would still work just as well.

How does your backlink profile look? Do you have any authority backlinks or are you ranking on pure content?

Nice update there. I have been doing something similar. At the time the update hit I had one site that had about 1/3 of the content that was clearly AI on the detectors (though it read fine) and about 1/3 with AI that detectors were showing at 90%+ human. Within a few days I made all the AI...

How did the site make out in the latest HCU update?

I just saw that I had like 300 of those -k.html links and while they have been out there for quite a while and i don't think those suddenly created an issue i disavowed them anyways. that was only 2-3 days ago and so far no real change. It's still odd that I see parasite pages that are easily...

Nowhere have i seen where google can look at given content and tell if it is high quality or not. They may be able to tell if it has some keywords. They definitely can tell if it has at least AI in part. But they can’t tell directly what articles are more useful. If they could, they wouldn’t...

Even more, I don't think they can actually tell what good content or a unique view is. They look for patterns to penalize but they can't tell good so they award high-authority instead.

Yep. Last update was going after any AI, this update is a step further.

I see amazon and such got a boost on commercial/buy intent keywords.

Ate the non-AI pages hit also?