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ElfMage 05-17-2007 02:06 AM
Cool. Glad you figured it out.

dottom 06-07-2007 01:48 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by djbaxter (Post 1233438)
The rel="nofollow" tag was designed to reduce link spamming, especially blog comment spamming.

It really hasn't been successful in achieving that goal. It never had "reducing PR leak" as a goal because "PR leak" doesn't exist.

I don't have to know the details of Google's algorithms to know that it's a myth. Neither does anyone else.

But all of this is off-topic. My intent was not to initiate a multi-page debate but just to alert the author to the error in the claim he was making for a mod that otherwise may be useful for many forum owners.
But there is one very important reason that does indeed reduce your PR... connecting to bad neighborhood. Link spamming your competitors to bad neighborhoods is a Machiavellian technique used by some forum and blog competitors.

djbaxter 06-07-2007 02:51 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by dottom (Post 1263256)
But there is one very important reason that does indeed reduce your PR... connecting to bad neighborhood. Link spamming your competitors to bad neighborhoods is a Machiavellian technique used by some forum and blog competitors.
No. You have to link FROM your site TO those "bad neighborhoods".

obmob 06-07-2007 04:19 PM
I'll test this one, thank! :D

TRR 06-11-2007 01:07 AM
I just sifted through all of the off-topic, redundant arguments and it appears that there aren't any real issues with this one, so I just installed it. When adding domains to the list, do we need to put http:// in front of each one, or set it up just like the whitelist? I have a module on my home page (using cmps) that serves as a site map and the internal links in it still open in a new window so I am wondering if this mod isn't intended to work with the cmps links or if I just have my domain list set up wrong. ... I guess I can mess around with it and find out for myself.

Thanks for the mod, btw. :)

update: the issue I was having still exists, even with http:// in the domain names, but the nofollows are working perfect, which is what I really was interested in... so thanks again!

ElfMage 06-11-2007 02:27 AM
:) This mod will modify all URLs in vBulletin's threads/posts. I haven't tested this with vbAdvanced, but there it should only work with pages that are in 'BBCode Mode' (can't recall the exact verbiage).

Regarding the format for the domains, you shouldn't specify the http://, and you should list one domain per line. E.g.:

www.mydomain.com
forums.mydomain.com


Thanks.

Chachacha 06-13-2007 01:29 AM
Works great. Thanks.

PugWD 06-18-2007 05:31 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ElfMage (Post 1232443)

Will this change my existing posts?
To rebuild the links in your existing posts, you need to go to AdminCP > Maintenance > Update Counters > Rebuild Post Cache.

This is from vBulletin's documentation:
[high]* PugWD marks installed.
[/high]

I'm on 3.6.7 but I don't see Rebuild Post Cache... is Rebuild Thread Information the same thing?

ElfMage 06-18-2007 01:29 PM
Hi.

No, Rebuild Thread Information is a different action.

I am using 3.6.7 PL1, and I have a Rebuild Post Cache right after the 'Rebuild Search Index'. Could you verify if this option is later in the Update Counters page?

PugWD 06-19-2007 07:46 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ElfMage (Post 1270967)
Hi.

No, Rebuild Thread Information is a different action.

I am using 3.6.7 PL1, and I have a Rebuild Post Cache right after the 'Rebuild Search Index'. Could you verify if this option is later in the Update Counters page?
I have Empty Signature Cache after Rebuild Search Index. :erm:
Any idea why that might be (and hopefully, how to fix it)? :confused:


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