Is there one day black hat SEO die ?

Black hat wont ever die.. It will change but wont die.

WizGizmo said:

Yes . . . The day will come. It's called "The Black Hat Apocalypse". It is right
there in The Black Hat Book of Revelations . . . Did you miss it?

"The four horsemen of Google will plunder the internet, headed by the evil Matt Cutts,
and what was once Blackhat will become Whitehat, and there will be a great gnashing
of teeth and countless pissed-off marketers."

Amen - "Wiz

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Thanks Wiz for mentioning the revelation from the Black Hat Book of Revelations, You probably forgot to mention another phrase from the book, which states as:

"When the four horsemen arrive near the river they settle for sometime to get rest until they face the furious animals which they created to fear Blackhatters, the leader of them is The one and only Kungfu Panda. It slashes them by reverse engineering the formula which they created to defeat the blackhatters."

Amen K. = Kungfu Panda.

Blackhat Keeps evolving it will never die things will get complicated though

Both Black and White hats evolve over time. Black hat seo is just part of the game.

Nope, if something happens like you said, then we can expect "Dark Black Hat SEO" instead for dead Black Hat SEO. lol layball:

Black hat doesn't die, it just changes.

The universal law is about balance - Yin & Yang, i.e. Black and White have to balance each other.

Blackhat will never be die because there are lots of high minded Internet Marketers!

Black Hat dies every time Cutts Tweets or Google does an update only to rise from the ashes a week later.

vikiendu said:

Black hat SEO, according to my knowledge, is not an official way of SEO. Just imagine that one day Google, Youtube, Facebook,...or any other traffic sources update their algorithms to a pain-in-the-ass levels, then there is no way (or hard way) for blackhatters to do SEO. The algorithm is only a typical example, there should be more than one reason making black hat SEO die....sooner or later. Just wonder how long does it take to make this story come true...

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Tools will evolve too. It will be harder for sure. But still this will seperate the men from the boys.
Or the men can sell some awesome BSTs here and the boys will buy that services.

I am still a boy.

vikiendu said:

Black hat SEO, according to my knowledge, is not an official way of SEO. Just imagine that one day Google, Youtube, Facebook,...or any other traffic sources update their algorithms to a pain-in-the-ass levels, then there is no way (or hard way) for blackhatters to do SEO. The algorithm is only a typical example, there should be more than one reason making black hat SEO die....sooner or later. Just wonder how long does it take to make this story come true...

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It will never come true.

No profession that operates just below the skin of the law has ever completely "gone" unless the entire purpose for its existence was removed.

In this case Google is not the law, they just have a preferred way of ordering their "for profit" directory or index of other sites.
All SEO is effectively black hat. Marketing is ok, but as soon as you create a link for the purposes of just creating a link - you've crossed the line.
Fact is marketing for SEO (rather than traffic generation) just plain does not work.
Unless you are a massive corporation, then subverting the rules is the only way to rank. But then of course this is not a black and while topic.
Creating a few extra links. Putting out some link bait content. Commenting in a few more places than would really be required? Well that's one end of the spectrum.
Peeling off 4 Xrumer instances to create 1 million 2 hundred thousand links a day by spamming the crap out of everything...that's different altogether.

But no industry that exists does not have an underbelly. From politics, banking, the military, dog breeding, TV and media, car sales, holidays, beauty products, sport, pensions,... hell I can't think of any industry that doesn't have an underbelly - and perversely the following is true.

THE TIGHTER THE RULES THE EASIER THEY ARE TO FIDDLE

Tight rules are rarely flexible or effective. They penalize the innocent (negative SEO is an example) and leave the space open for Trojan Horse methods to work. If done commercially they often breed a growing discontent by all users (not just those looking to subvert the rules)

Over-tight rules - tall poppy syndrome and a major corporation acting like a monopoly in a marketplace that is certainly NOT a monopoly?

Anyone else see how that will probably end?

Scritty

As long as there will be reasons why 1 site can rank better than the next, there will be ways to exploit.

lancis said:

The only way to kill Black Hat SEO is to embrace it.

I.e. black hat will die only when Google will realize that they cant actually fight it, and let the free market stabilize itself.

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That's right. Black Hat will never die because there's no such technology to fight it properly.

You can develop algorithms to trace fake websites and estimate fake content and that stuff, but that thing will never be accurate in a way to stop blackhat.

Relax & Bank

It will only come when major search engines will use paid ads on first page.

Cheers

Yes it can.
It will die the day google ranks website randomly. Whitehat will die too.