Ethical Use of Unclaimed Search Results

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Is it okay to add content to or claim a relationship with an unclaimed search result? I am being told this is spam when I thought I was helping to add good search content. Should unclaimed search results be treated differently than claimed search results?

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Andrew O'Leary June 03, 2008 06:02

Kevin,

it is ok to add content to unclaimed search results if the information is factual, relevant, and appropriate. Adding places where people work fit under all of the above criteria. Bad content is obvious, such as defamatory or offensive comments. Also, if you say you are a Spock contact on an unclaimed search result, it would not be factual, thus making it bad content.

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Kevin, it is ok to add content to unclaimed search results if the information is factual, relevant, and appropriate. Adding places where people work fit under all of the above criteria. Bad content is obvious, such as defamatory or offensive comments. Also, if you say you are a Spock contact on an unclaimed search result, it would not be factual, thus making it bad content.

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