I need to do some crawling of pages to see if they have any obvious low quality fly-by spam on them. I am hoping to be able to do a search for words/phrases on the page that could potentially be flagged for later review. I've seen a few lists of email spam keywords, but I'd imagine that there would be a slight difference from web content. Anybody here have such a list?
I ended up putting together my own, if anybody ever needs one.
I used this one when selling text/banner ads. By no means comprehensive, but tended to flag the lower quality, seo and high cpc stuff we didn't want our links on.
Found this; not sure that's what you need though?
http://www.link-assistant.com/seo-stop-words.html
Thanks guys. Rumbas, a list of stopwords is always handy, but what I was after was a list of words usually associated with low quality content -- more like what BoL posted. I ended up puting together a list of 544 phrases and they are being used to score content by looking at their percentage of total keyword content.
Here's the one I use for the opposite purpose - namely, to find spammable places
It surely isn't by any means comprehensive and can still be expanded - it's just what I grabbed from my comment moderation queue one day when I needed it