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Old 05-06-2008, 01:09 AM
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Default Re: Does PR Sculpting Work?

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Originally Posted by crankydave View Post
Just a quick point I'd like to make John.

While it is true that nofollow initially was for links to sites you could not, or did not, want to "vouch" for, that has since evolved.

More simply it's "do not consider this link" with no real definition as to "why" you don't want it followed attached.

As I have said, for my own reasons, I've chosen not to use it for internal links at this point. But I don't believe that anyone who does choose to use it for their own reasons, is somehow attaching a "negative" stigma to the target page.

Dave
Well lets make more clear:

Actually the nofollow attribute tells a search engine "Don't score this link" rather than "Don't follow this link." And my question: For what score?
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