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The whole "unnatural links" and "clean up" process is a farce. I've been locating bad links for weeks now, checking every single one of them to no avail. Sending reinclusion requests several times. With almost 10 years of SEO practice I'm no beginner so apparently this doesn't work.
Google has created the problem of negative links so they should fix their algorithm to deal with it not waste my time. I really wish I had bought links, then it would be super-easy to remove them. I was silly enpough to do it "white hat" so now I have dig dirt all day to to please my Google overlords.
Totally Agree with you Tad...
I think Google and Matt Cutts both are not sure what they want to do? In this video he said we will send 2-3 bad links with unnatural links notice to webmaster.. but my point is how webmaster judge with 100% confidence that yes this link is bad and this is relevant. Why Google and Matt Cutts not just disclose the link building criteria... so online marketing people just clear their mind and do the work accordingly. Every Day Google and Matt Cutts just come with new things and they just become confiused to us for what to do and what not to do..... Any way thanks Jemin for sharing this information... :)