Polluting the web with no-follow tags
I wonder exactly how much bandwidth will be taken up by the gazillion trillion “rel=no-follow” code bits Google’s recent link crap has spawned? Talk about the mountain coming to Mohammed.
Now back to our regularly scheduled ban on Google chatter. 
- No-follow tags removed
- No-follow, Wikipedia and Spam
- Modified do-follow plugin lets you no-follow when you need to
- Should we opt out of Google SERPs?
- Technorati Tags and Folksonomies
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October 6th, 2009 at 4:49 am
The no-follow discussion interests me, maybe yahoo and msn still recognize the no follow attribute as a quality link, but Google defiantly doesn�t. I do come across people using no-follow links, but i am never sure whether they do it for beneficial reasons or just do not understand the no-follow rule.
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