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As mentioned several times, I’m a “do follow” blog. Long story short, I don’t feel that commenters’ links should be marked as “rel=nofollow.” Until today I have been using the slick DoFollow plugin by Kimmo Suominen. That plugin allows a bit of a time delay before removing the nofollow attribute which is helpful in the Continue reading Small Adjustment to My "No nofollow" Policy I’m still not changing my mind: Getting rid of “rel=nofollow” on comments still feels like the right thing to do. However, I’m noticing more and more discussions about it that are food for thought. A couple weeks ago, I touched on this and mentioned the disturbing trend of “seo types” listing out dofollow (the Randa has an “I Follow” meme going on and called me out. But I just wrote about the nofollow thing last night, so… Last week, Vox called me out on a literary meme. Since I haven’t actually done that yet (promise, I will eventually), I figure it only makes sense for me to transfer Back in February, I wrote about removing the “nofollow” tags from folks who comment. Why punish folks who took the time to leave a (valid) comment? Today, the Randa Clay Design blog released some logos to share with folks who have turned off “nofollow” and wrote an announcement article. You’ll see the logo flying over |
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July 5th, 2007 | 
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*sigh* Welcome Back rel=nofollow
Back in February, I excitedly announced that I was getting rid of the rel=nofollow stuff on comment links.
April rolled around and I excitedly “joined” the I Follow movement with a spiffy badge.
Towards the end of May, I voiced some concerns about abuse.
A few weeks later in June, I hit the abuse topic some more.
July 1
Continue reading *sigh* Welcome Back rel=nofollow