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Linkster · 2006-01-23, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by LowryBigwood

But anyhow, I dont understand why as an LL owner, we would care about getting the pagerank back from the freesite, whether it be shared among 12 or 40 other LLs. Isn't the trade for the use of the submitters content?
But isn't the freesite getting a share of pagerank from all the other sites listed on your LL page? Could be sharing with hundreds of freesites. So, howmuch pagerank is really going into each freesite, and what is coming back?

Yes - you are correct which is why I said basically the same thing in the last paragraph above

Most of us could care less about the small amount of page rank (again if any) from free sites

Its all about the content and traffic trade.

ecchi - I dont think LLs would even know one way or another if you were using SSI as thats on your server and never appears on your displayed pages - as long as youre not doing anything out of the ordinary

Preacher · 2006-01-23, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Linkster

ecchi - I dont think LLs would even know one way or another if you were using SSI as thats on your server and never appears on your displayed pages - as long as youre not doing anything out of the ordinary

That was exactly my thought, but then I thought...maybe there's some way to tell that I don't know about. I'd better keep my blasphemous mouth shut. So I did.

MrYum · 2006-01-23, 11:47 PM

Yep, ssi is server side...the end browser should never even know it's there. A slow/overworked server serving up the calls too slowly may be about the only hiccup.

ecchi · 2006-01-24, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Linkster

ecchi - I dont think LLs would even know one way or another if you were using SSI as thats on your server and never appears on your displayed pages

Because instead of index.html the page would be called index.shtml or index.php. Although you could submit without the file name (i.e "www.porno.com/lesbians/" instead of "www.porno.com/lesbians/index.shtml") any sensible webmaster with a "no SSI" rule will check you are not trying to get round this rule by loading the site with the file name .html or .htm.
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DutchGuy · 2006-01-24, 07:14 AM

Not really Ecchi,

You can configure your server to also parse .htm and .html or really any file you want.

So even a htm file can have SSI enabled.

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2006-01-24, 07:14 AM	#5
DutchGuy Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 14	Not really Ecchi, You can configure your server to also parse .htm and .html or really any file you want. So even a htm file can have SSI enabled.