Do you have a max OBL you'll post to?

I'm running the Outbound Link Checker on SB on a scraped list and was wondering do you consider NOT comment posting above a certain OBL limit? I've been setting mine at 150 but it's pretty much picked at random.

100 is my level - but it does depend upon the project I am working on. Different projects can withstand some pretty heavily loaded pages, others not, but 100 is the general limit for me anyway.

So PR6, PR7, PR8 pages with more than 100 do-follow links hold little value?

smartalex4 said:

So PR6, PR7, PR8 pages with more than 100 do-follow links hold little value?

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If you have pr7 and pr8 pages where you can stick your comment, don't mind about the OBL.

tankr said:

I'm running the Outbound Link Checker on SB on a scraped list and was wondering do you consider NOT comment posting above a certain OBL limit? I've been setting mine at 150 but it's pretty much picked at random.

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It really depends on what you are using the links for. Are you posting to a money site? Are you using them to index articles and web 2.0 blogs?

You also have to remember that a page with low OBLs today may have a lot of them next week so spend a huge amount of time separating them out is probably not going to give you all that great a return on your efforts.

Scraping for high pr to manually comment? 100 max, unless its a really obscure niche with some really high pr but heavily commented pages.

Fast poster? dont bother to check, if the page is small enough to load with 60sec timeout, it gets blasted.
Why, well one its just spam links, no effort so who cares. Also, loads of these pages you find with under (any number here) links may well just show the last x number of comments, and be spammed to death anyway.