Yeah guys, I think we'll be safe from this braintrust:
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Guys, it won't be hard to manipulate and noisy it up. Every footprint that gets maked as MOZspam can quickly get pointed to inbound.org if you are so inclined. This project is coming from the guy that claims negative seo doesn't work in 99% of all cases...a statement which actual practioners of search marketing know to be quite invalid. So, I wouldn't worry a heck of a lot about it.
Only even with the help of epic faggots like Pedro Dias and Josh Bachynski, he's going to fail miserably.
Real negative SEO verges on being illegal: fraudulent DMCA requests, spam reports, all sorts of crap like that to remove links to a domain and generally damage their online reputation. Even that though you're never going to manage to do to the likes of inbound.org, or seomoz. They just have too many links, you'd have to have a real vendetta and a huge ass team with tons of cash to get close to making a dent.