Cristian
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I always wonder, do the people that work at Google count and review your backlinks manually or does a special algorithm and software does it automatically? What if you build a bunch of spammy backlinks? How can a software be sure and make a difference?
John Mueller from Google answered this question and apparently all your website's backlinks that are marked as spammed or suspended to be spam and reviewed MANUALLY by Google employees.
You can submit your suspended spam reports here: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93713?hl=en
And you can report suspected paid links here: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93713?hl=en
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Everett
Google apparently employs thousands worldwide, and I'm sure they have enough funding to pay their employees to manually review spam backlinks. They probably have teams dedicated to backlink quality. Could you image going through thousands to millions of suspicious spam backlinks? I think it's great that they do this manually, and it's not some bot detecting the spam, that could get a little worrisome. [b]What do you think about all of this? [/b] Google apparently employs thousands worldwide, and I'm sure they have enough funding to pay their employees to manually review spam backlinks. They probably have teams dedicated to backlink quality. Could you image going through thousands to millions of suspicious spam backlinks? I think it's great that they do this manually, and it's not some bot detecting the spam, that could get a little worrisome.
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