Aja Lapus

Tag: search engines

  • Spammers Willing to Negotiate?

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    I’ve just received an irrelevant comment on one of my old blog entries, which was both suspicious and intriguing at the same time.

  • Energy Conversion Starts Making Sense

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    I just came to realize that my most hated subject at the moment, EE204: Energy Conversion, in which I have flunked my exams 2 out of 2, would be useful to me as an aspiring Electronics Engineer. At first, as an ECE student, I thought I’m not going to need this course since I’m not…

  • Now Showing: Naked <body>

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    SERPs referring to this site indicate more searches with the keywords naked and some about stripping getting to my site lately. No wonder Shari’s been getting thousands of unique visitors a month! 😛

  • On Nofollow, Spam and Plugins

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    When the search engine giant Google announced that it would implement the rel=”nofollow” directive on its crawlers, most people had hopes it would be the end of comment spam, most especially when search competitors Yahoo! and MSN expressed support for the microformat as well. But, has this initiative from Google done its job?

  • Ituloy Angsulong Spam

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    Now, why would someone comment on one of my non-SEO related entries with the term Ituloy Angsulong linking to their contest entry URI? I guess it’s someone who’s so desperate to win. It seems to me that no one else hates spam more than I do. I’m thankful Akismet really knows spam—even if it is…