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Catching Unwanted Spiders And Content Scraping Bots In ASP.NET(colincochrane.com)

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If you have a blog that is even moderately popular then you have likely fallen victim to some form of content scraping. Ever since it became possible to earn money through ads on a website there have been people trying to find ways to cheat the system. The most widespread example of this comes in the form of splogs and similar spam-based websites, which consist only of ads from Google AdSense and duplicated content that is scraped from other sites. In this post I share a method you can use to identify "evil" spiders and content scraping bots that are wasting your website's resources.

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