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[IPB] Biggest Bot List Ever v5.0.1 Released!

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After neglecting the bot lists for over a year, I have taken it upon myself to rebuild the lists from scratch. This has led to the creation of 5.0.0. Many new bots have been added, with some removed as well. Also, a new technique for IDing bots has been implemented allowing one ID on the list to catch dozens or more bots IDs from the same site.

I've created a new site dedicated for all this bot-goodness which can be found at IPBots.info!

On the site you will find current download links, changelogs, and everything you need!

I've only had time to finish the Biggest Bot List, but others will be coming soon!

If you really do love my work, please consider making a small (or large!) donation with the link on the homepage.

>> Get what you need now at IPBots.info <<

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Neowinian

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May I ask you guys a questions.. what are these bots doing going to your sites and what does it do ? does it do anything to harm the site ? I'm sorry, im new to all this.

and by any chance anyone know how can I have my site listed in google search engine ? thanks

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No it doesnt harm your site, the bots view pages on a website and indexs them to there dedicated search engine e.g googlebot looks at neowin.net so it would index that index page and at it to the google search engine etc. You would have to get googlebot to visit your site so then it would index your pages to google search engine and you can do this by either waiting for googlebot to visit your site which could be instantly, pay for your site to be indexed but i wouldnt bother paying because everysite i have owned has been indexed almost instantly.

I hope these answers help you.

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cooldude7273

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All lists have reached RC1 stage, and are ready for external testing!

Please PM me with your forum address where this will be tested and which of the following lists you would like to test:

-IPB 2 Bot List v3.0.0 RC1

-IPB 2 Spam Bot List v1.0.0RC1

-IPB 2 Email Extractor List v1.0.0 RC1

-IPB 2 Link Checker List v1.0.0 RC1

I look forward to hearing from some of you!

-Dan

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All lists have reached RC1 stage, and are ready for external testing!

Please PM me with your forum address where this will be tested and which of the following lists you would like to test:

I look forward to hearing from some of you!

-Dan

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Good news. I'm glad to hear this is still being worked on. I am writing a PM to you right now. :)

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cooldude7273

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Thanks for the kind words everyone!

IPB 2 Bot List Version 3.0.1 Final Released!

IPB 2 Link Checkers Version 1.0.1 Final Released!

Changelogs can be found within the files, which can be found in my orginal post. :)

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