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Your reputation automatically increases after 10 years provided you've prayed to the Google Overload at least once a week during those 10 years.

It really depends on the situation. While the folder usually seems the best option, there are cases where you are better going with a subdomain.

If your link is relevant to the article, it should stick. Why don't you post the Wikipedia article and you link here?

I still use them from time to time to vary my link profile.

Tell him Johnnie Cochran used to be your lawyer. That'll teach him!

It does not work the first weekend of each month, so you're pretty much screwed. ;)

I wept. :(

I've used English US backlinks to rank French websites in Google.fr and have never encountered any problem. Niche is irrelevant too if you are only aiming for search engine rankings.

You won't get to the top quickly with Hubpages.

Cartman obviously made Toyo do it. :)

They help in link diversity but won't boost your rankings.

Easiest way would be to outsource it to someone. If you are using a free theme, make sure to check it against a couple of tools. Many of these free themes have encrypted links to porn websites and the links.

Half a dozen is the norm.

There's no problem with it. Maybe try again.

It's the Indian word for "dude".

Can I have one please? Thanks!

Great service. I received my report within minutes of sending my article and the one's I've checked are all online. Also, to whoever's saying that nofollow links are not worth it, they are helpful and help in maintaining a good link diversity, particularly in my case where most of my links...

They don't. For all their talk, I'm still see spun articles (and horrible ones at that, not the good ones) outranking originals.

I gave up on giving up. ;(

Their blog posts and tools are great and very useful (specially for beginners; they have a real knack for easily explaining things to people who normally wouldn't give a rat's ass about SEO), but the community on a whole looks like a huge well-oiled circlejerk.