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I am seriously thinking about using a plugin I found today called Dofollow Trackbacks that allows you to keep comment URLs as nofollow, but allow any trackbacks or pingbacks to actually be dofollow.
My guess is, this will encourage people to actually link to sites more if they know they will also get a link back in return. Seems like a good idea and I thought I would try out the implementation first. Here goes. The first site I am going to add it to is one of my main sites called The Electron Plumber which is mostly an internet scam busting and virus reporting site.
It’s been getting a good deal of traffic lately and a decent number of links, but hopefully putting a plugin like this on it will encourage more links. I’ll post back here in a couple of weeks and let you know how it works.
UPDATE: The plugin works exactly as advertised using Wordpress 2.8.5 and the Thesis theme. I just received the pingback from here to the Electron Plumber and it is a dofollow link while manually entered comment URLs are still nofollow. Rock on!
Enjoy!
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Looks like there is another phishing attack (not to be confused with fishing attack, which is when fish attack you while fishing), where scammers try to get access to your Facebook page by redirecting you to a fake login site made to look like the Facebook login site.
You enter your information in, and the scammers have access to your account and automatically spam all your friends with a fake message telling them to click on a link to FBStarter.com, enter in their login info and thus spread it even further.
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Scotts Money Blog has our old friend the work at home part time for Google Salesman back at it again. These Google Cash Kit and Google Biz Kit fake work from home for Google blogs just keep coming and coming. Every time I read a news site or go to Facebook, I trip over another couple trying to convince you that for only $1 or $1.95, you too can make money online “posting links for Google”. Why do I think these earn money online blogs and the sites they link to are scams in my opinion? Read on!
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