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For the moment, yes, unless it's possible to reconfigure the SSL software. I'm so sorry for the inconvenience!

Hi again. I've seen it. Quite honestly I disagree with absolutes being a priority. The arguments, presented in that WBF don't really work for me against the pain in development (I believe she mentioned even more drawbacks). Also, from my experience I have not seen any (at all) benefits in any way (SEO or loading speed) from having absolutes, rather than relatives.

thank you very much Matt!

A Spam Score of 1 is nothing to worry about. I think a general rule of thumb is to remove any with a score above 4/5 (may be wrong but I think I read it on MOZ somewhere). Any link that is that easy to obtain is always going to come across slightly spammy. I wouldn't have thought the link will benefit your site hugely given the type of link it is (a comment on a blog/forum) and I wouldn't suggest that as a technique if you're trying to increase your link profile :). But at the same time it doesn't sound like it's going to do you any harm, especially if its just the one.

Hi Giorgio! It's worth noting that Spam Score is correlative—it simply indicates that the page in question has features that we've seen on sites that've been penalized for spam. It's possible that the issue isn't coming from any one like, or type of link. If you haven't, I recommend checking out this Whiteboard Friday and this blog post. Let us know if you still have questions then.