JackRoyal
2007-01-19, 06:59 PM
So anyhow, I was doing some research into keywords using the famous AOL search logs with a script I wrote to do frequency analysis. It was quite suprising and disturbing to see how many of the users were obviously searching for illegal material. I was going to use a markov chain algorithm (used by blackhat seo's for entire sites) to suggest copy for freesite web pages, which I would edit to make it intelligible but keep the keywords in place relative to each other.
Anyway I could easily filter out the obvious words, but there are a bunch of less obvious ones, I know there are other keywords for this type of content, such as the title to a novel by Vladimir Nabakov that was on my 12th grade reading list. I was wondering if their was a list on a page so I could filter out these terms, as many LL rules state that there can be no text that suggests that models are underage. I am kind of paranoid to be googling this.
Also as a secondary question I noticed a lot of people used the abbreviation cp or substituted characters. What is the point of this, is it to keep google from picking it up or what? Are the terms banned from discourse on message boards?
Anyway I could easily filter out the obvious words, but there are a bunch of less obvious ones, I know there are other keywords for this type of content, such as the title to a novel by Vladimir Nabakov that was on my 12th grade reading list. I was wondering if their was a list on a page so I could filter out these terms, as many LL rules state that there can be no text that suggests that models are underage. I am kind of paranoid to be googling this.
Also as a secondary question I noticed a lot of people used the abbreviation cp or substituted characters. What is the point of this, is it to keep google from picking it up or what? Are the terms banned from discourse on message boards?