poto

it's nice that so many people don't make an attempt to obscure their footprints... makes it easier to tell who is doing what and where...

now, I do have a number of whitehatish sites with my own little footprint on them... but those are the ones that I don't mind claiming as mine...

if you're going to do something naughty you'd think it would be obvious to try to cover your tracks... especially since teh goog mentioned it views even legit whitehat projects run by blackhats with suspicion and might try to take a ban-stab at your whole network of sites if they get particularly pissy with you...

some basic tips:

use different hosting, different IPs, different e-mails, different stats tracking accounts, etc... avoid gmail if you're going to be using it for spamming since they spy on your e-mail data... basically try to make yourself seem like a different webmaster.... seems to be common sense, but there's still a lot of people not doing it...

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fizzle

how can you tell if your leaving footprints I read a lot about the footprints but I still don't get how you find them and get rid of them? I know google doesn't like auto content stuff because I was trying to use the yacg program and it tell you to get rid of the footprints but I still don't get how to tell them off and stuff.

matthecool

Couple more to add to the list
Different name servers,
different registrars, with modified different addresses ( still the same address but slight differences ).
I dont think google are doing this yet, but may soon

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poto

make it look unique..

don't use defaults...

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