Well I'll try to make myself clear. :)
This is what a user see when he/she click the link to a listed site.
And this is what the search engines see:
Code:
<title>You are visiting a site outside of our search engine</title>
<FRAMESET ROWS="50,*" BORDER=0 FRAMEBORDER=0 FRAMESPACING=0 name=window>
<FRAME NAME="url" scrolling="no" NORESIZE marginwidth="0" leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" SRC="frameit.cgi?frame=1&id=118">
<FRAME NAME="mypage" scrolling="yes" SRC="count.cgi?id=118">
</FRAMESET>
<NOFRAMES>
Go To http://www.planeon.net/
</NOFRAMES>
Well there is an exception. Google can 'read' frames, but... And if you look at the 'mypage' frame src= it's
302 redirected url. Well it's a bit of complicated. But I don't like the entire concept at all.
It's just a noscript link on an empty page that probably even won't get indexed. It's less compromise to submit sites to 302 redirected directories. If you set up a new directory it's best to start with clear anchor text links. These are just my thoughts. :)
Martin