Manual measures "Aggressive spam" (also called "sanctions") - automated or manual kicking of a site from search without the participation of Google's main algorithms. The anti-webspam team is quite effective in combating low-quality sites, so such measures (erroneously called “filters”) are long and difficult to remove, but arrive quite quickly.

Manual measures are taken based on a complaint, based on reports from monitoring systems, or during scheduled cleanings of search results from low-quality sites.

Aggressive spam

This site exhibits signs of aggressive spam: publishing automatically generated nonsense text or content copied from other sites, masking and/or repeated or gross violation Google webmaster guidelines.
Everything is affected.
Affects all pages.

Aggressive spam objects:

• shitty texts (rewrites and copy-paste) and stolen pictures, that is, the site - GS:
• dropped domain with old measures
• an abundance of advertising that turned the site into spam
• automated filling, synomizing, etc. Chernukha
• stolen content from a web archive
• stolen translations into another language
• MFA, dora, PBN, etc.
• useless rewrites from the YMYL sphere (I recommend google what it is)
• black monetization (clickers, vap-click, web mining)
• cloaking

Aggressive spam is never given for purchased links and spam in micro markup!

!!) If you take a drop (abandoned domain) with measures without experience, then you will have to develop the site without Google for 3-6 months. The more lively the site looks, the higher the chance of removing measures. It’s stupid to send an empty website or add notes that the owner of the domain has changed. Nobody will read this. The check is automated.

!!!) To remove the handbrake for Aggressive spam, you need to radically redo the site - completely (and not in 1-2 days), rewrite articles, collect comments and change photos to copyright ones. After refusing a request for re-verification, we take a vacation for several months and prove that the site is necessary and traffic can be received without Google.

Common mistakes webmasters make when receiving manual measures

• Write on with a bias to look like a fool in order to beg for an unban. This also includes aggressive behavior and boorish demands.
• Check the uniqueness of the text as a percentage and assume that Google is doing the same thing.
• Request multiple checks. This will result in your request no longer reaching the verification system. 180 days of waiting in line are guaranteed.
• Write along with a request to review the letter for the anti-webspam team. They don’t read, and the robot is unlikely to be aimed at semantic analysis of such opuses.
• Make the minimum wage on the site and try to cheat the verification system.
• Doing pseudo-SDL (without experience is a waste of time).
• Assume that positions will return after the measures are lifted. Very often, measures are deliberately delayed (the longer a site is under sanctions, the higher the likelihood that it has lost all its positions and they were taken by other sites, which is what they write about in the letter to Search Console, that there are no guarantees of the return of positions).
• Assume that after the measures for aggressive spam are removed, the site’s rating will remain the same. Nothing like this.
• Assuming that Google's Edsense will protect you from the handbrake.
• Buying a site with measures.
• Buying a beautiful drop with measures (there’s no need to get involved in “drop farming” without experience).

Thank you letter to plants

• I want to express my gratitude to plants. They play a big role
  role in our life. If not for them, the earth would have been polluted long ago.
  Plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen in this way.
  they purify the air and they also provide paper
  Thank you note
  letter Dear plants! We express our deep gratitude to you for
  contribution to maintaining life on Earth. Yours deserves great respect
  daily work in such an important and the right thing origin, development and
  the flourishing of all life on our planet, which is beautiful thanks to
  you. We express our gratitude to you for fresh air which we
  we breathe. For the sweet rustling of leaves. For the pleasant coolness,
  created by the shadow of the foliage of the majestic trees that are
  a secluded home for chirping birds. For the softness of the silky grass that
  serves as a cozy home for cute, although sometimes annoying insects. For those who please
  lush blooming beautiful flowers blooming in the meadows and
  city ​​flower beds. Each representative of the flora makes a significant contribution to
  this noble mission. We promise to treat all representatives of the plant world with care. We promise to protect and protect every plant.
  

1. Using the diagrams in the textbook, complete the appliqué model. To do this, cut out the signs from the Appendix and place them in the appropriate windows (do not paste them!).

Now try to build a model without the help of a textbook (mix the plates and rearrange them).
Give your desk neighbor a mini-exam. Arrange the signs so that there are 2-3 mistakes. Let the neighbor find them and fix them (put the signs in the right place).
Ask your desk neighbor to arrange the same exam for you.
When you are confident in your knowledge, stick the signs in your notebook.

2. Summarize the information obtained about the respiration and nutrition of plants. Write the names of the gases in the text.

When breathing, the plant absorbs carbon dioxide , but highlights oxygen .

When feeding, the plant absorbs carbon dioxide, dissolved salts And water, but highlights oxygen .

3. Our Parrot - a lover of secrets and riddles - offers you a task. Combine the leaves so that you get the names of the substances that are formed in the green “kitchen” of the plant.

Sugar, starch

4. Make a diagram according to the instructions in the textbook (p. 77).

Explain your scheme. Compare it with the diagrams that other guys have made. Discuss your work and evaluate it.

5. Write here on behalf of your family thank you letter plants for their contribution to maintaining life on Earth.

My family and I are very grateful to the plants that keep us alive! Plants give us oxygen, food and much more. Without plants, our planet would turn into a desert with bare rocks and there would be no animals or humans on the planet.