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"There has been a lot of debate out there on the black hat and white hat side of things.  One thing you will rarely find is a black hat tell on an other black hat.  However, there are some white hat firms that are starting to add \"spam reporting\" to their SEO package.  A thread over at HighRankings named Spam Reporting 2, Obligations and Issues details some of Scottie Claiborne's issues with spam results:1) Relevant spam is often not removed\n2) Algorithmic penalties do exist\n3) Some sites do well despite spam techniques, but probably not because of themIt is going to make for a very interesting thread."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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