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Originally Posted by subhzash
My exact phenomena is Home page >> Navigation to all pages and nofollow link for the contextual links. There is nothing wrong in using the contextual links but if we use nofollow links for the contextual links and repeating internal links then search engine can show the exact back links
If you dont use the nofollow links for the contextual links then search engine spiders may fall into the loop. By using many internal links (which are repeated) without nofollow links we are creating cyclic path for the spiders which is not the best practice.
I hope when search engine spiders may fall into the cyclic path then spiders immediately get out from the site. In this process they are unable to recognize the real back links.
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You´re confusing 2 different things. The spider trap (loop) you´re talking about happens in dynamic websites where the URL of the same page is different depending on the path you took to reach a page. It is better to change the programming of a dynamic website so that this doesn't happen. Using nofollows to prevent this problem isn't a good solution and might not even work that good.
If the URL's don't change, loops in the site because of links are no worry because the spider already knows it visited a page before.
You shouldn't care which pages a search engine shows in a backlink search. It's more important to have your pages show up when people search for your keywords, isn't it..