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Relentless, I mostly agree with that, and never have given much credence to the PR displayed publicly, even years ago when most people agreed it mattered. The info on that page offers some insight into what external and internal linking structures might benefit a page. How or if that correlates to t...

here's another good read: http://www.sirgroane.net/google-page-rank/

I suspect that the major SE's algorithms have changed to accomodate recommendations from social networking sites. The idea behind counting distinct sites/IP's as distinct "votes" was that doing so would make it more likely that each vote was coming from a different webmaster. However now w...

I voted 'no'. The features suggested are obviously well thought out, however I would rarely take the time to analyze trades to such an extent that I'd use very many of those features. The only ones which really do stand out as being consistently useful for my trading methods would be reporting of do...

I think this is one of those things where everyone is likely to have a different opinion, however a couple things to keep in mind are: 1. googlebot visits some sites many times per day and others only once per month or so. so just because you're adding 10 links per day, doesn't mean that they are fi...

Most of that can probably be attributed to procrastination or just laziness, however some traders might have their own methods of gaining links and are just waiting for an appropriate time to use the link request, much as you described that you only want certain anchor texts appearing at certain tim...

You're not going to get penalized for other people linking to your site. If it was that easy to penalize a site, you could knock off your competition really easily by building backlinks to them. Pretty sure that links either get counted 'positively' to a varying extent, or else they don't get counte...

I'm not sure if the cache has changed since the orinal post in this thread was made, but while 'blowjobs' does not appear, 'blowjob' does appear, several times, and of course it's in the domain as well. I think that google is probably smart enough to associate the singular with the plural form of a ...

if a page is not found due to a server being down or the spider not being able to access it for some reason (my current predicament), that would usually indicate a temporary technical difficulty, whereas the link simply not being found on the page is more likely to indicate a different intent.

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I've added the link however 'check links' doesn't find it:
http://www.linkspun.com/trade_view.php?tradeID=62234