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This afternoon, a Google Sparks query on a particular brand of footwear returns twenty results, of which twelve are low-content or nonsensical splogs. Is there a way to block sites in Sparks? I can Send Feedback twelve times, highlighting each of the splog paragraphs, but it is fiddly, and does not appear immediately to prevent the sites from being returned by a subsequent query.
None of the splog results appears within the first two pages of a traditional Google search query.
Google Friend Connect is a service made available to web site owners to easily create a community around a web site. There does not appear to be a way to abandon Google Friend Connect all at once, but you can do it a site at a time.
To see the list of sites you have joined using Google Friend Connect, go to the Sites I've Joined page.
To leave a site in the list, click the Settings link next to the site, then click Stop following this site.
Sparks search has been moved to the search box at the top of Google+
When you run your search, your results come back with four filter types:
Select Sparks and then click Save this search.
That spark will now be saved to your sidebar for future reference.
Alternatively you can go create/search for a new spark via the following URL:
In this example it would be:
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I would recommend using the little "Send feedback" hidden in the bottom right-hand corner.
It's pretty sweet. It takes a full screenshot and allows you to highlight specific areas.
Google takes spam pretty seriously, so highlight the "sblogs" in question and send it to them with the keyword "spam" in your description.