spammers beware…
anti-spammers beware…
i just read an interesting blog (spammer sues anti-spammer) and discovered an interesting site (”sue a spammer“).
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2 Comments
Once again… another reason to HATE spammers.
Hey bust… I saw your google search up top… it works ok on the homepage.. i mean look wise, but on your blog - it crunchs the latest blog title all up. I would suggest maybe putting it a lil more snug in the top corner, br’n it down once.. dunno.. just a suggestion.
Dubz
yeah, i’m not real thrilled with the placement on the blog… i’m sure it will move… just trying to find a spot that works good with the code. i really wish i didn’t have to display the logo and could do a little more customization to the code, but of course google doesn’t want you to modify it sniffle sniffle. thanks for the input though… now i know i’m not the only one who doesnt like the placement.
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