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[Maj. Stress]

This is an interesting discussion. Does anyone understand the term "dangling links"?
It does not matter what you name the page once you go beyond the index of the folder. index1.html, warning.html or whatever.html. If you leave the page hangin it is of no use in the search engine world and will be treated accordingly.
Submitting anything other than a index page is in my opionion se suicide and I have no use for them.

[Licker4U]

Is there a problem with making 15 copies of an index page and give each one it's own name, change a few meta's and maybe some page text? Each one resides in it's own folder so it can end with /index/ and be a true index page. Other than a very few link lists that require that all pages sit in the same directory, is there a problem for doing this?

[Simon]

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

This is an interesting discussion. Does anyone understand the term "dangling links"? It does not matter what you name the page once you go beyond the index of the folder. index1.html, warning.html or whatever.html. If you leave the page hangin it is of no use in the search engine world and will be treated accordingly. Submitting anything other than a index page is in my opionion se suicide and I have no use for them.

I know there are lots of folks who put no stock in Google PageRank these days. Or have their own ways of using the numbers. But for anyone who doesn't know what a dangling link is, and is interested, here's an article to give you some background.

I'd be interested in seeing these ideas discussed here sometime, as they relate to the link list and free site dynamics.