With the GNOME Circle , the GNOME Foundation promotes the development of useful applications and tools for the everyday life of a GNOME user.

In a series of articles we now present various useful applications from the GNOME Circle project.

Note how the URL in the post above looks like a well-known Linux website, except it has the .net extension, not .com.
IMO, OP is nothing but a spammer, esp. since their other thread does the same.

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Eagle-eyed as ever, ondoho - good that you warn people about this nonsense.

Gnome Circle uses .org
https://circle.gnome.org/

Nice selection of applications if you use Gnome or a gtk environment.

craigevil, I think the issue was LQ gets new users. They seem to want to bypass how LQ monitors them against spammers. They post some cut and paste from another website. Why they actually do it would be nice to prove.

Posting what they posted is not helping.

I think they

• don't do it manually, obviously, so whatever script they use:
• comes back to edit their posts, days, weeks, even months later, to put in more-or-less hidden evil links
• sometimes doesn't even care about the post content, but puts those evil links in their profile or signature

BTW, the LQ software still identifies as vBulletin. I believe it is much hacked now, but maybe those script simply attack it as if it was vBulletin, then the crucial spam link insertion fails because of the differences.

BTW, it doesn't even have to be links these days, suitable search/index terms are enough, you know like bitcoin SEO android etc.

You misunderstand, there was a different link at the end of this post. Looked like some well-known "Open Source Blog", but with the wrong TLD. Typical spm/ad/malware trick.
Just a collection of flathub links if you ask me.

I guess I'll close this thread.