Google thinks Emacs is pure spam
I've heard all these stories about Google smashing websites with some penalties for nothing but I never though it is serious.
I really though the penalties are reserved for spammers, scams and generated garbage content.
Imagine my surprise when I find an email in my inbox saying my humble blog with a single post about Emacs autosave configuration is "having pure spam" and the manual action has been applied to the entire website.
http://i.imgur.com/GCUDlzp.jpg
How do you deal with it?
What next? Just simply having a domain will be considered spamming by big G?
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File the reconsideration request. If that doesn't work, THEN you've got something to complain about.
#DontBeEvil
Otherwise, file for reconsideration and explain your plans for developing the domain and you should be fine.
I do admit that it's a bit strange for a brand new site with one post to be given a pure spam penalty...unless, again, the domain was previously used for spam.