Is digg follow or no follow ?
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metaldragon
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- Mar 2, 2007
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no follow in comments and profile. Trust me.
Hey, can u please explain how its nofollow, I just check again on the page that have comments and those are also ********. You can go to any page, type rel="nofollow" in the source , you won't find it.
drmikarin72
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- Jan 25, 2009
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I really hate these kinds of answers.
COMMENTS ARE ********.
proof:
http://digg.com/comedy/Top_20_Celebrity_Staches_w_Pictures
Quite fitting that this would appear in Movember
http://www.movember.com/
code:
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Quite fitting that this would appear in Movember<br /><br />
<a class="user" href="http://www.movember.com/">http://www.movember.com/</a>
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So it is clearly ******** link
Would be nice, also thanks for info as well
metaldragon
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just because you don't see rel= nofollow does not mean the link is do follow.
just a tip...I wont say more.
just a tip...I wont say more.
drmikarin72
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- Jan 25, 2009
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Thats true - but only if page have noindex tag. I didn't see what is in user class="user" - but i am pretty sure there is no defined nofollow in this class.
I have checked all style css - and there are no any sign of nofollow.
Nor reason why should anybody think it is nofollow.
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KaisGuy
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- Jan 18, 2008
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Dudes...
I have been reading up on this now for, oh um, 10mins and have come to the realization that it is ********.
Sure, there are NOFOLLOW links in the source, but they arent for the links in the comments.
You can install the Firefox Add-In called SEO4FireFox. This has the option to Highlight all the NOFOLLOW links on any website.
Using this, I have discovered that all the comment links ARE in fact, ********.
Look, this is my opinion from doing my own research and I might be wrong.
Hope it helps,
Ciao
Ruoall
I have been reading up on this now for, oh um, 10mins and have come to the realization that it is ********.
Sure, there are NOFOLLOW links in the source, but they arent for the links in the comments.
You can install the Firefox Add-In called SEO4FireFox. This has the option to Highlight all the NOFOLLOW links on any website.
Using this, I have discovered that all the comment links ARE in fact, ********.
Look, this is my opinion from doing my own research and I might be wrong.
Hope it helps,
Ciao
Ruoall
KaisGuy
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- Jan 18, 2008
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Lol, its now nofollow, sucks, and its not until spammers start spamming, its until I ask the question.Its my fault guys, I'm sure digg and many other social networks must be reading on here.
When will bhw becomes a private forum.Competition is exploding !
See, if 20 people spam on digg comments, digg have no problem but if 500 people start doing, they have to implement nofollow.Same goes for google, and all social sites.What's I'm trying to say is, competition MATTERS !
The only reason india and china still have poor cities is because of competition, they are the only countries that have 1+ billion population.
I will pay $9.90/month if bhw becomes a private forum.Atleast, we can scrute out the unnecessary competitors making methods saturated.
my $0.02
See, if 20 people spam on digg comments, digg have no problem but if 500 people start doing, they have to implement nofollow.Same goes for google, and all social sites.What's I'm trying to say is, competition MATTERS !
The only reason india and china still have poor cities is because of competition, they are the only countries that have 1+ billion population.
I will pay $9.90/month if bhw becomes a private forum.Atleast, we can scrute out the unnecessary competitors making methods saturated.
my $0.02