It appears, b!X pointed out, that “Joe Lieberman is advertising his
website by hitting unrelated websites to which it does not link, passing
along false referer information that points people to the joe2004.com
website.”
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I've checked my own referer logs for this month (January) and I haven't
seen the Joe Leiberman referer spam, although I did see Wesley Clark referer
spam (I guess if it's good for one, it's good for the other) and plenty of
sites hawking the Paris Hilton (although why the Paris Hilton needs such
advertisements is beyond me—are they going bankrupt there or something?). And
in an incredible display of tackiness or cluelessness (or both!), I got
referer spam from StarProse
Corporation which has an article about how bad referer spam is.
And Andrew Jackson is
still the most popular thing being linked to here.
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ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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