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I’m not sure what ultimate effect will be there for the removal of PR bar, probably many will start considering other factors instead of just PR.

It’s true that PR from Google toolbar shows me 2-3 months old data. I could recheck the PR of a site if we doubt the button, but most of the time I trust it. The data do not change very fast - not in my sites case at least.

But in the same time, PR tells me how important a page is for Google. So if I do not count PR… how I will realize what is important for Google?

I have a link on my site to this page, but I don’t know where is your directory, to find my link in there.
Can you tell me please

I wonder if anyone can come in at the last minute with a sudden surge through the ranks?

But Nick’s statement on expanding the view is partially correct, I didn’t think of it and I’m part of what he’s saying

The value of a link on Wikipedia goes far beyond just another link for SEO purposes. It’s about good marketing techniques and making sure people can find you at relevant contact points.

Thorough public appeals process my ass.

I have removed all the contacts that I don’t know and have only added those that I have talked with or have heard on the Net Income show!

Lol! Just kidding, good luck with your blog!

MyBlogLog has an interesting dynamic between constraints and freedom, i.e. there is only so much you can hack about the actual MBL screens and views - vs. on your own sites you can do what you like.

My bet is this dynamic will help MBL (hopefully) facilitate organic and user maintained ways of dealing with the spam issues.

I wonder if Yahoo will want to introduce advertizing to menetize MBL or leave that on the Yahhoo interface.
Will they do a lot of modification to MBL?

You’re doing the right thing in making posts and involving others. That’s the personal way to get people to visit and “sample” your writing etc.

I’ll link back to you on my blog.

Best,

you are saying that you dont have to give POP password or details and google (GOD according to you!!) will fetch the mails automatically? It is not at all possible. Go and read the google help page which you, yourself described..

You have to give the username and password as well as pop details for fetching mails.

ANd yes, what you have tested is, sending mails with From address of other account. For that, the procedure you mentioned is ok and that feature was give when gmail started.

Read what you write first.

None of these listings explain that in the English language “google” is a number with a hundred zeros after it.

If you search for the actual word that google used to come up with their name: “googol” - you’ll see the results are much different.

Don.

I read on SEO Philippines newsgroup that the new keyword for the 2nd SEO contest was announced already by Mr. SEO guy Marc Macalua at Beercon SEO Phil gathering last October 28 at The Fort Makati. The mystery keyword is Ituloy Angsulong.
I’m taki…

Those who opposed digg spam were banned along with the spammers. The only way to stay in there was to shut up. Not a great business model.

Obviously Gambling has been a very lucrative business for online gambling and with recent bans throughout the online Gambling industry. Affiliates, who have been making their fortunes gambling, have been looking in other directions to find a source of business equally lucrative to substitute as an alternative.

Robert Fathers, the CEO of World Dating Partners, the largest social networking dating company worldwide says, “their has been an incredible upsurge with affiliates scrambling to own their own dating site with us, in order to equal the revenue that they used to earn in the gambling industry,” Further. “We have seen an incredible increase of over 100% in registrations with online gambling affiliates joining our system”.

The expertise that they bring to the online dating and adult dating industry is very welcome and compete in a way that is making many experienced dating affiliates look tame in comparison.

The dating industry has had its fair share of regulations imposed on the industry itself and sympathises with their predicament and we do all we can to help accommodate them into their new role in dating. In fact we are finding that on average ex-gambling affiliates are marking up over 50% more on average per month with their more diverse forms of marketing techniques and are finding extra benefits not seem before in their past with the benefits of recurring payments.

We hope to see further significant increases in new partners to www.world-dating-partners.com as word gets around and hope that we can give them the support in a new industry. World Dating Partners have Partner earning over $3 million a year in the past and are quite confident that our new friends will pop that figure as soon as they get into the swing of how the dating industry works.

It was a pleasure interviewing you.. your post makes sense although its not the sole reason for our blog

basementGuru should provide inspiration to young and upcoming webmasters to learn from your experience.

good luck with your internet ventures

With less factors to rank webpages with, search engines are looking for other things to base a website rank in their search results. In-bound links were what made Google what it is today, but even they are discounted now due to webmasters linking to everything they can find to increase their PageRank. But that is another story.

Domain names are the one on-page factor that is hard to cheat on. After all, how many top level domains can a site have?

MSN understands this and ranks a website with a keyword phrase within the domain name well ahead of other sites. For example, I registered a domain name (american-pitbulls.us) for a pitbull site and setup a blog about six months ago. Three months later I did a search on MSN for ‘american pitbulls’ and my blog came up #1! (Page 1 of 70,571 results)

Keep these factors in mind… The site had:

No PageRank
A new domain name, 3 months old then
No links
No SEO - a WordPress Blog

The blog is still at #1 on MSN today ahead of all 70k sites. Feel free to check yourself, AdSense…

http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=american+pitbulls&FORM=MSNH

The full url is http://american-pitbulls.us/wp

I’m getting traffic from Google as well now. Anyway, you can see how important the domain name is in ranking well in MSN. Even at third in the search engine wars, MSN can push out a lot of traffic.

Robert McCulloch
http://attorney-blogs.info/

I should try repling to my tickets, putting more pressure on them…

Filtering information on the internet is not at all easy. I use a program at home called DansGuardian, and it regularly filters out information that isn’t harmful. The most common case is when I am looking for information on Youth Ministry (My current occupation), and a relevant site has the word “teen” in it too much. One cannot look at only words, and determine the meaning behind it.

In your 2nd paragraph, it could be read as you watching animals having sex with your children. That’s much more disturbing than you meant it. But through context, I determined which meaning it is. Unfortunately, there are still situations where it absolutely requires a human to determine context. The multitude of combinations of words, as well as the misspelling of words and different forms of the same words make it nearly impossible to sort it out. I think Google does a great job of it, most of the time. But still, some stuff slips through, and some stuff gets misplaced.

Another analogy is that it is like airport security. Someone decided to try to smuggle a bomb on a plane in their shoes, so the security people try to take away that vector by having people take their shoes off. More recently, they have eliminated liquids as a vector. These isolated cases may have been weaknesses, but they are part of a larger screening problem.

For Google, it seems that these topics are not vectors that they have considered before. They will almost certainly block these ones, then try to fix their algorithm to catch it. I doubt that it will ever be perfect.

You shouldn’t have to wait more then a couple minutes tops to receive some kind of response. If you received no response by then, the session you were in was most likely dropped (not by the guide, but by the servers) and you never received a notification the session has ended. Indicators like this are areas we are working on to make the experience much more user friendly so you don’t sit there twiddling your thumbs.

Thanks!

Best of luck in however you choose to pay the bills…

Examples: Watching animals have sex with your children and having them ask, “Daddy, what are they doing?” Hearing public arguments with very inappropriate and unpleasant language. Or perhaps the most common is when you lose your cool as a parent and either verbally or physically abuse your child and then have to explain YOUR behavior.

Schools always use Google to help find research, but even if they won’t use Google Suggest, kids will find out, think it’s great and start using it.

Before this happens, Google Suggest should fix this, but if they do, there is no point in the program since it is supposed to display suggestions based on the greater amount of what people search.