Search Spamming Reported Found On Financial Times Website

Web marketter Ken McGaffin says he found an invisible link on the Financial Times' website acting as search engine spam. He shows a screenshot of the link, invisible and then made visible by selecting it. Apparently FT responded by making the link visible. I don't care anymore. This is the fourth time I've reported on a reputable website doing something of this sort. I'm refusing to be outraged anymore. Oh, I'll still post about it, but I'm not going to let it piss me off. Let this be the spammers problems. If you sell a link to some website and hide it, just to pass along PageRank to a website, you will get found out, and hopefully 100 or more bloggers will write about it. Then, when people search for your website, maybe they'll see the word "dishonest" in a high ranking article about your company. And you'll deserve it, you certainly will. Take a look at the Google results for "Techdirt) Links: Reader Comments... InsideGoogle blog, offering the latest news and insights about Google and search engines.