Php strings PR bleed

[timy]

I was wondering to what extent / regularity Google (in particular) wil count Php strings such as domain.com/xy/ab.php?i=12&s=40&t=1
as a link to anotehr site.

Will this result in Page Rank bleed/loss?

[fathom]

Without dancing around the debate - no!

I'm positive someone else will be along to say - yes - thus it will be your pick.

[cbp]

Will this result in Page Rank bleed/loss?

I agree with fathom.

BUT, why are you wanting to stop this alleged PR loss. Are you being unethical and expecting people to link to you to get PR and you are not prepared to give it back???

Forget about this thing called PR leak or loss - in reality it dosen't really happen and in the grand scheme of things that may affect a sites ranking, this is right down at the bottom of the list - there are more important things to be concerned about.

CBP

CBP

[timy]

its for a page/few pages which have up to 100 out bound links on them - its a gallery publishing script i had written. Webmasters can add their links for publication and i was concerned about the above beucase i was thinking of moving it to the front end of the site. Link are only really their for a day and i dont trade links for with partners off the page. Likewise it is pointless to bleed out PR in this way.

The scipt produces urls as above.
I have run similar through using trade scripts and these links apear to be getting indexed through the script (java), which is unusual.