Topic: Intentionally misspelling domain siliconangle.com (Read 385 times)
Nice catch. Have you reported the post to the mods? I'm taking a look at the bitcoin discussion board right now. Let's see what I find.
There's apparently a fraudulent domain misspelling the world "silicon" in the "siliconangle.com" with two lower case "ll".
It is currently being used on the main discussion board here in the thread "BREAKING NEWS: SATOSHI FINALLY REVEALED!" Can some moderator go there and obfuscate the HTTP: link to avoid spiders from increasing the rank of that fraud?
Unfortunately I slightly worsened the situation by not obfuscating the http link in one of my quotes. I'm posting over a bad connection in a pizzeria that is closing shortly. I'm going to delete my bad posts in that thread and paste them here.
Thanks in advance.
{{Citation needed}}
How about hxxp://silliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
This is fraudulent website that misspells the word "silicon". The correct website doesn't have this post:
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
Please quote my post for posterity.
Edit: Also, you may want to obfuscate the fraudulent link so it doesn't get spidered by the search engines
How about hxxp://silliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
Was hoping for something not made up by an author.
This is fraudulent website that misspells the word "silicon". The correct website doesn't have this post:
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
Please quote my post for posterity. You should probably also obfuscate the fraudulent link so it won't get scanned by the search engines.
Please re-edit your post to obfuscate the working http link I accidentally left in the open.
I will delete this message to once somebody quotes it.
It is currently being used on the main discussion board here in the thread "BREAKING NEWS: SATOSHI FINALLY REVEALED!" Can some moderator go there and obfuscate the HTTP: link to avoid spiders from increasing the rank of that fraud?
Unfortunately I slightly worsened the situation by not obfuscating the http link in one of my quotes. I'm posting over a bad connection in a pizzeria that is closing shortly. I'm going to delete my bad posts in that thread and paste them here.
Thanks in advance.
{{Citation needed}}
How about hxxp://silliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
Please quote my post for posterity.
Edit: Also, you may want to obfuscate the fraudulent link so it doesn't get spidered by the search engines
How about hxxp://silliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
Was hoping for something not made up by an author.
This is fraudulent website that misspells the word "silicon". The correct website doesn't have this post:
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2016/05/03/Craig-Wright-faces-criminal-charges/index.html
Please quote my post for posterity. You should probably also obfuscate the fraudulent link so it won't get scanned by the search engines.
Why would it need quoting?
I want to be out of this thread as soon as possible, so I will delete my original messages. At the same time I want everyone to be warned against referring to that fraud.Please re-edit your post to obfuscate the working http link I accidentally left in the open.
I will delete this message to once somebody quotes it.
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