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| Re: how to hide [message #161562 is a reply to message #161558] |
Fri, 08 January 2010 12:01   |
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Sure. At the site a lot of messages (about 11000). Many of them have links to other pages (external links, not good for SEO). Can we make sure that these links are invisible to unregistered users? Common example: "hidden text. You have to register to see hidden text.
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| Re: how to hide [message #161583 is a reply to message #161576] |
Mon, 11 January 2010 13:31 |
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I keep messages in the SQL. Solved the problem this way: one query UPDATE adds to each link ref = nofollow tag and <noindex> </ noindex> (for Yandex). Thank you.
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| Re: how to hide [message #164356 is a reply to message #164355] |
Sat, 29 January 2011 15:23 |
barefootliam
Messages: 2
Registered: September 2010
Location: Milford, ON, Canada
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Ernesto, well, I meant as an option. And from working on pagerank 9 and 10 pages, I know that rel="nofollow" still does make a difference because of being contacted by people at Google. (Of course, pagerank is only one of over 200 metrics used by Google in ranking earch results, and has much less effect that it used to). But the other difference it makes is that it discourages some kinds of link spam. So, I'd like it as an option. I am not, by the way, suggesting presenting one thing to one search engine and another to users, and, some external links are good and some can be bad. Or maybe we can agree to disagree on whether it's bad or good or makes a difference, and agree only that some people might like an option to have such an attribute added in some cases, OK? 
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