Comments on: Update on comments and other miscellaneous

By: Darren Terry

Darren Terry — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 11:07:00 +0000

I know Anthony pretty well. I am so pleased he did this. It think you will enjoy what he did Dr. Eades

Hi Darren–

I have rescued your comment from the Junk Comments file, where it landed because you didn’t type the code word ‘lowcarb’ in at the bottom. Any comments that don’t have ‘lowcarb’ typed in go directly to the Junk file. I’ve got to do that due to the huge amount of spam I get through the comment portal.

I just received Anthony’s book today. I’ll read it and review.

Best–

MRE

By: Mike Dodge

Mike Dodge — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 23:58:53 +0000

I have a problem with the software that requires you to type the letters that you see on screen. I type what I see, and it usually gives me an error. It must be the way that my mind interprets the weirdly looking letters. Some of us just see things differently than others.

Hi Mike

This software doesn’t ask you to read letters or numbers in one of those weird little windows, it simply asks you to type in ‘lowcarb’ (without the quotation marks) in order to send your comment to the valid comment file. Any comment without ‘lowcarb’ goes directly to the Junk file.

Best–

MRE

By: David Ellis

David Ellis — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 21:19:05 +0000

I wonder if your attempt to fool the “crawler” had an unexpected benefit. All of the advertising today is relevant -and the key word seems to be your name, Dr Eades. A possible blow-back that I expected from your “salting” the keyword mine, is that keyword searches don’t work on Xrated sites. The crawler apparently just skips them and doesnt collect data.

It seems too much to expect, and time will tell the truth, but it seems that your “salting” might have encouraged Google to improve its placement of ads. I am surprised and will be even more surprised if the ads stay relevant.

David

By: angelyne

angelyne — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 10:44:28 +0000

LOL Dr. Eades. I love your sense of humour. I’m almost tempted to turn on scripting (I use the NoScript extension) in Firefox in order to see the result of your little joke.

On different note. Are you intending to review Anthony Colpo’s book “the great cholesterol con” ?

Hi Angelyne–

No titillating results yet, but we’ll wait and see.

As to Anthony Colpo’s book…I had never heard of Anthony or his book until a few weeks ago. Now I hear of him every time I turn around. Someone is sending me his book; I’ll certainly read it and if it is blog worthy, I’ll review it. Based on the other stuff of his I’ve looked over, I suspect it will be pretty good, although a little shrill.

Cheers–

MRE