How Can I Set Up Conditional Routing Based on File Metadata?

[magnussandstrom]

This is one of the most basic task in Switch. You can do it in a few different ways. What data do you have to start with?

[JimmyHartington]

I think the original post is spam of some kind.
Notice the period just above "Thanks", which is a link to a webpage.

[jan_suhr]

Good catch Jimmy!!

[JimmyHartington]

Good catch Jimmy!!

Thanks.
It helps I subscribe to the forum through a RSS-reader. And then these links are more visible.

[magnussandstrom]

I think the original post is spam of some kind.
Notice the period just above "Thanks", which is a link to a webpage.

Oh, damn it. I feel old now…

[JimmyHartington]

Oh, damn it. I feel old now…

Do not beat your self up.
It seems like a very legit question.

I do not understand what the strategy is with this type of "spam".
Is it to spread the link in hopes of some SEO gain?
To harvest our minds for an AI model?
To get us to click the "invisible" link?

[bens]

I do not understand what the strategy is with this type of "spam".
Is it to spread the link in hopes of some SEO gain?
To harvest our minds for an AI model?
To get us to click the "invisible" link?

I've been wondering the same. These links are so small that it's extremely unlikely anyone would click on them, either accidentally or on purpose. So I guess the target "audience" is bots and link scrapers. IMO the most likely is artificially inflating a page's rank by creating many links. But page ranking by number of links is late 90s technology, I would hope current search engines are a bit more advanced...