Do people ever comment on your SEO articles?

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I recently posted an article on Hubpages purely for SEO purposes. Most of the information was incorrect, poorly spun, etc. People are commenting about how it's a great article and that it was useful. I feel sorry for the people that actually use those websites and think they are reading articles that don't contain SEO spam. Has this happened with anyone else?
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  • There is lots of spam about and spam attracts spam. Easy solution is don't spam.
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    maybe you are not getting it..people are not that much stupid...they are just saying good things because they want a link from that page..."correct me if I am wrong"
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    • I totally agree with you. People dont just comment for the sake of doing so they are up to something any time they comment on your site.
  • There are many companies around providing article/blog commenting services and it does not matter to them what the article is...!
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      yes, the is the main reason they are commenting on spam article.
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  • Well the article I wrote was about statistics and someone with a statistics reference in the username posted in the comments. I'm pretty sure it wasn't spam.
  • this is the outcome of using botsss!haha..wonder why people are still paying just to spam...
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  • I don't think you guys get the point that the person wasn't a bot. Nevermind...
  • I posted some articles in UAW and I got people commenting on those articles too.
  • Spam is full of internet, especially on those website without nofollow matas, I can't help laughing every time I saw some spammy comments which has nothing do to the articles. Sh*tting is their job.
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    Do people ever comment on your SEO articles?

    I recently posted an article on Hubpages purely for SEO purposes. Most of the information was incorrect, poorly spun, etc. People are commenting about how it's a great article and that it was useful. I feel sorry for the people that actually use those websites and think they are reading articles that don't contain SEO spam. Has this happened with anyone else?