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●● Spamnil’s TFiR (Swapnil Bhartiya’s Site, Formerly Muktware): SPAM, Clickfraud, and Plagiarism

Posted in Deception, Microsoft at 1:26 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

Image: Azure: Spamnil's spamClickfraud aside (violating terms and conditions/terms of service in YouTube by faking clicks; about 95% of the views are fake), and never mind the paid-for spam (fake, sponsored “content”), watch how ‘articles’ get written. New example of Microsoft Azure (press release on the right, fake ‘article’ on the left). The text is almost identical.

=> Clickfraud

Summary: For Spamnil, journalism means copying press releases, changing a few words, then calling it “article/s”; or, in some cases, copy-pasting promotional junk from companies that pay him to spew out their spam; this isn’t journalism, it’s webspam, and to make matters worse he resorts to clickfraud (to pretend many people watch or read the junk, in essence cheating people for money); to make matters worst, the Linux Foundation is paying for this, tarnishing the brand “LINUX”

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