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Halfdeck · 2006-06-30, 02:31 AM

Index.html or SE suicide? Lol you must be kidding. I only use index.html for the domain root and I'll keep it that way.

I'll have to agree with Useless on the dangling links. Besides, there are no dangling links on a free site, not that I care. Anyway, no matter what you name your warning page, unless you do something seriously wrong, it's going to end up with a PR 2-3+ in a month or two. LLs with recips on that page will get a slice of that PR (as long as the site doesn't get delisted). Filenames are IRRELEVANT to the SEs unless you're bottom fishing 1,000 result keywords or you're optimizing for Google Images.

PR matters when you're trying to get a site fully indexed in Google. If you have a 100 page LL, you could have it all indexed with PR 0 (or maybe not). If you want to lay your LL out like DD or Jays XXX, you're not gonna pull it off with a PR 2.

PR for sake of higher ranking is so fucking 2001 (or whenever).

2006-06-30, 02:31 AM	#21
Halfdeck You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Haven, CT Posts: 985	Index.html or SE suicide? Lol you must be kidding. I only use index.html for the domain root and I'll keep it that way. I'll have to agree with Useless on the dangling links. Besides, there are no dangling links on a free site, not that I care. Anyway, no matter what you name your warning page, unless you do something seriously wrong, it's going to end up with a PR 2-3+ in a month or two. LLs with recips on that page will get a slice of that PR (as long as the site doesn't get delisted). Filenames are IRRELEVANT to the SEs unless you're bottom fishing 1,000 result keywords or you're optimizing for Google Images. PR matters when you're trying to get a site fully indexed in Google. If you have a 100 page LL, you could have it all indexed with PR 0 (or maybe not). If you want to lay your LL out like DD or Jays XXX, you're not gonna pull it off with a PR 2. PR for sake of higher ranking is so fucking 2001 (or whenever). __________________ Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm.