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Old 06-05-2006, 10:49 AM
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I have found very large sites with all the .html files in the root to be a bit difficult to work with, but honestly, for SEO sake, do it.
I have seen a page in the root of a website, goodboy.com/here.html have a pr6-7 and a page inside a subdirectory, goodboy.com/folder/here.html have a SIGNIFICANTLY smaller page rank, pr2-3 even though the page was older and linked well.
I know PR is not the discussion here, and it is only a guide, but the logic makes sense...
If it is important, it will most likely be in the root...
My nickels worth...
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