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SearchWarp has a zero-tolerance policy on article SPAM At SearchWarp, we love to promote writers who are experts in their field and write with passion. Sometimes we get writers who pretend to be experts but instead are writing only for promotional purposes. This is called Article SPAM. SPAM is something that pretends to be something that it is not. This is forbidden on SearchWarp and while we are not always successful at detecting article SPAM, we have volunteers who constantly comb through the articles on SearchWarp, flagging articles which appear to be SPAM. If your article is marked as SPAM, it will either be deleted or locked. Because we've been at this for so long, we routinely encounter articles on certain topics which are almost always SPAM. These topics include:
Why doesn't SearchWarp want such articles? These topics are popular for affiliate marketing programs so they attract people who don't really know much about the topics. They often build elaborate web site networks based on these topics, while posing as experts. The problem is, most of these experts get their information from "researching" other web sites, which means the information they present is just regurgitated information- SPAM at its finest. We don't have much use for regurgitated information on SearchWarp as it doesn't serve our readers well. When SearchWarp encounters such articles, the articles will typically be locked to allow the author a chance to either re-write the article or delete it. After 30 days if the article is not made acceptable, it will automatically be deleted. If you feel that your article has inaccurately been labeled as article SPAM, send us a note to ask us to reconsider. Just make sure that the article doesn't link to any web site that has a remote connection with an affiliate program, or it will likely be zapped for good. SPAM Links In addition to this, articles with certain links will not be accepted. Here is a list of links which SearchWarp does not typically accept:
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