Difference between revisions of "Template:Spam"

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<div style="width: 70%; margin: 0 15% 1em 15%; text-align: center; background-color: #E55451; padding: 0.5em; border: solid 1px #000000;">''This article has been identified as '''spam''', and should be deleted as such.
 
<div style="width: 70%; margin: 0 15% 1em 15%; text-align: center; background-color: #E55451; padding: 0.5em; border: solid 1px #000000;">''This article has been identified as '''spam''', and should be deleted as such.
 
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Conservapedia utilizes the ''&lt;meta = nofollow&gt;'' tag, which ensures that link spam will not be indexed by search engines. Your IP address has been recorded, and may be submitted to places like [[Project Honeypot|<font color="#252525">project honeypot</font>]], the [[Federal Trade Commission|<font color="#252525">Federal Trade Commission</font>]], and the [[Attorney General|<font color="#252525">Attorney General</font>]]'s Office. It may also be reported directly to your [[Internet service provider|<font color="#252525">ISP</font>]], since spamming is a violation of most ISP terms of use.
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Conservapedia utilizes the ''&lt;meta = nofollow&gt;'' tag, which ensures that link spam will not be indexed by search engines. Your IP address has been recorded, and may be reported to [[Project Honeypot|<font color="#252525">project honeypot</font>]], the [[Federal Trade Commission|<font color="#252525">Federal Trade Commission</font>]], and even the [[Attorney General|<font color="#252525">Attorney General</font>]]'s Office. It may also be reported directly to your [[Internet service provider|<font color="#252525">ISP</font>]], since spamming is a violation of most ISP terms of use.
 
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Latest revision as of 18:51, March 22, 2017

This article has been identified as spam, and should be deleted as such.

Notice to spammers: Conservapedia utilizes the <meta = nofollow> tag, which ensures that link spam will not be indexed by search engines. Your IP address has been recorded, and may be reported to project honeypot, the Federal Trade Commission, and even the Attorney General's Office. It may also be reported directly to your ISP, since spamming is a violation of most ISP terms of use.


All articles tagged with this will be placed in Category:Speedy deletion candidates.