reciprocal link check faker - where is it?
- Thread starter gypsydogg
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shade
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- Jan 1, 2009
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Why don't use just make the link back invisible?
For example if you have a white background:
Their bot cannot tell that it's invisible, only that it is, indeed, there.
Your users aren't bothered.
P.S. Nearly all of those sites saying they "check for a link back" are full of shit. I know for a fact .co.nr do not check.
For example if you have a white background:
HTML:
<font size="1" color="#FFFFFF"><a href="http://www.LinkToSite.com">AnchorTextToSiteHere</a></font>Their bot cannot tell that it's invisible, only that it is, indeed, there.
Your users aren't bothered.
P.S. Nearly all of those sites saying they "check for a link back" are full of shit. I know for a fact .co.nr do not check.
BlackMelvyn
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- Jul 8, 2008
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That's IP delivery/referer cloaking.
In PHP reduced to its merest shape:
In PHP reduced to its merest shape:
PHP:
<?php
$badIP = '64.12.45.34';
$barReferer = 'shittydirectory.tld';
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] == $badIP || eregi($badReferer, $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])){
echo '<a href="http://shittydirectory.tld" title="Link back to directory">Reciprocal link</a>';
}
?>BlackMelvyn
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With that snippet, you don't really have to add it ... it is displayed when they automatically control your site
BlackMelvyn
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Yes, of course you must change that !
change the IP by the one of the website you must put the link of, and its URL too.
If you don't understand that, better not use it or you may be busted
change the IP by the one of the website you must put the link of, and its URL too.
If you don't understand that, better not use it or you may be busted
BlackMelvyn
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That's indeed usually the case, except if they use a remote tool like the one in my signature with which you will get caught if you try to fake