例句與造句

1. Operators of these scraper sites gain financially from these clicks.
2. Search engines such as Google could be considered a type of scraper site.
3. Other scraper sites consist of advertisements and paragraphs of words randomly selected from a dictionary.
4. That returns a link to a wikipedia article-not a scraper site or anything.
5. Throwaway accounts with similar usernames spamming scraper sites by replacing existing references . ( 1 ) and ( 2 ).
6. It's difficult to find scraper sites in a sentence. 用scraper sites造句挺難的
7. Some scraper sites link to other sites to improve their auto blog was quite common among black hat marketers who used a method known as spamdexing.
8. Scraper sites are just robot-sites that copy wikipedias content and add advertising to it-so don't help establish the terms use or notability.
9. A frequent target victim site might be accused of link-farm participation, due to the artificial pattern of incoming links to a victim website, linked from multiple scraper sites.
10. Even further, there are actually "'fake anti-scam sites "'that come up when you investigate, giving the scraper sites A + scores and listing no complaints.
11. Many different sites, scraper sites or no, and articles in Wikipedia itself seem to find it notable enough to apply the terms in themselves and link to this'unnotable identification of the word-pairing as a phrase '.
12. Lots of its dodgy content gets picked up by scraper sites, the Google bots and others, hence multiplying the trash and by the bye, last I heard, littering was a crime in the states ( sometimes a serious one ).
13. In 2006, tensions developed between the job boards and several scraper sites, with Craigslist banning scrapers from its job classifieds and Monster . com specifically banning scrapers through its adoption of a robots exclusion standard on all its pages while others have embraced them.
14. Since I asked Google to exclude all pages with either the word " wikipedia " or " wiki " on them, these URLs tended to be either scraper sites that did not credit Wikipedia on the page, or possibly a site that existed prior to the Wikipedia article.
15. E . g ., the major UIs that let's the user download whatever they want without needing to visit the original webpage . ( Most people don't even tag their images with logos or include their site in the filename, so once it's saved to disc from the SE, there's no clue of where it came from . ) They also allow purely image scraper sites to manipulate their systems, hence even when an SE displays a link back to the original webpage, "'that link might be back to a scraper site that " already harvested your original image " "'and may be even less likely to credit the original original page.
16. E . g ., the major UIs that let's the user download whatever they want without needing to visit the original webpage . ( Most people don't even tag their images with logos or include their site in the filename, so once it's saved to disc from the SE, there's no clue of where it came from . ) They also allow purely image scraper sites to manipulate their systems, hence even when an SE displays a link back to the original webpage, "'that link might be back to a scraper site that " already harvested your original image " "'and may be even less likely to credit the original original page.