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The Nofollow attribute: use it to keep the Search Engine spiders inside your site and keep PageRank.

The Nofollow attribute has been recently adopted by most Search Engines (SE) to prevent forum and blog PageRank (PR) spamming. Many interactive websites were being misused by webmasters trying to gain incoming links. They entered any discussion to post a pointless observation, note, comment or blatant ad, including links to their websites. This has been degraded the quality of all those interactive sites.

Now, adding : rel="nofollow" to the links, prevents the SE spiders from following the link and increasing the PR of the offending page. Thus, there is no more reason for spammers to post in those sites that are open for dialogue and automatically include the new attribute in all postings.

Adding this attribute by hand to every link in a website is very cumbersome, and it is out of your reach if you use third party contents, such as newsfeeds. Delinker can achieve this purpose automatically in any page, either HTML or dynamically generated.

See our Web Promotion Glossary for more details on PR and related terms.

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