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Nofollow

Since getting back from the Yucatan I’ve been trying to catch up on my feeds. While I was gone a lot of SEO types were posting about nofollow again. The new twist is they’re trying all sorts of plugins and gadgets to selectively pass or bar following links from their blogs for PR.

People, this is getting really old. And really stupid. Just turn the damn thing off already.

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Posted: March 1st, 2007 under SEO, blogging.
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Comment from SEO
Time: July 22, 2007, 12:30 am

yeah… those stupid wiki’s!
wonder what happen if we all use nofollow to them?

Have a good one.