Matt Cutts of Google posted a funny entry where he notes that he will be on the program committee for AIRWeb, Adversarial Information Retrieval on the Web, this year. He sarcastically asks search spammers to submit their tricks and ideas on how to spam search engines. If you really want to submit your techniques, the call for papers can be found here.
Matt Cutts Requests Spammers To Document Search Spam Techniques
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