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Since the mid-nineties, search engine marketers have been looking for the "magic bullet" that gets their company (or client) into the coveted…
By now most web designers and developers know that JavaScript causes a real headache for search engine spiders.
The days of the talented waiting to be discovered by large companies with the means to distribute, exploit, and pay them a fraction of what the company is making are over. That process is soon to get an express lane. Exploitation 2.0 hasn't often compensated the users that generate content, but that is changing.
Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Ask have spiffed up their sites for All Hallow's Eve, but Microsoft is sadly lacking in the treat department. Microsoft handed out tricks instead, bestowing the horror of litigation on 55 alleged software counterfeiters around the globe.
You have probably at some point clicked the wrong input button on a web page, and something bad happened.
Pluck, one of the early entries among RSS readers, is fading into the sunset. The plugin for Internet Explorer and Firefox will be discontinued effective January 7, 2007, according to a notice on the company's website.
