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Microsoft is sending a powerful message to these spammers via the ban, because if sites do continue to use these link farms and spammy techniques, they are going to hurt overall search results that another search engine is going to be affected. And given Google’s stance towards link farming, it can also be assumed that if a business has participated in such questionable tactics, the motivation was either miseducation and/or to simply spam Live.com.

Maybe a linking or SEO educational program from Live.com to publishers would be in order, and once a site passes the program they are then allowed for reinclusion in Live.com's index.

In news on Tuesday, Baidu, China's largest Internet search engine has been cleared of copyright infringement violations by a court in Beijing.

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