Smart SEO
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- Apr 17, 2011
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No fucking shit buddy. You guys still don't seem to get what I'm saying or what's very obvious.
Sape's a hard network to take down, clearly. OF COURSE THEY KNEW ABOUT IT, it's effective.
Does it mean they allocated their resources into it when there were easier ones to focus on?
I guess it's just a MASSSSIVE coincidence that matt writes a tweet about ' naught russian link selling software ' and then google goes after 'another link network' and it's clearly targeting sape when all you ever hear is this link network now adays.
Whats with the strong language?? You are right about Sape being the hardest one to take down, but its also the one that's doing the most trouble in terms of breaking Google's policy. So why would they go and hunt down small networks (that do very little damage compared to Sape) when they can go full out on sape.
I think they are going all out on Sape, we don't know how strong Sapes security is (unless you speak Russian and know the owner). Lets not forget Google is the biggest and most powerful force in the internet, they have money, PHD employees and a pretty fucking smart webspam team. They will take down SAPE eventually, but that just makes us even stronger for the next 'sape' that we make.