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 More options Apr 11 2008, 8:17 am
From: Lsimmons5
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2008 05:17:05 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Fri, Apr 11 2008 8:17 am
Subject: Re: Linking to my own websites
Many thanks for your observations -- clearly GOOGLE technicians, on
this particular issue, need to be able to inspire confidence in their
search engine's ability to accurately identify legitimate websites.
They should offer reassurance that websites will not be mistakenly
penalised -- we'll wait and see if someone in authority can verify
this!

On Apr 11, 11:45 am, Autocrat wrote:

> No, you are not being over catious.

> I myself, (and many others) find this side of things somewhat
> confusing (not to mention irritating).
> There are some that automatically jump to the label of "Link Farm"
> etc. as soon as they realise that a busines has more than one site and
> is linking the two... no matter what the reasoning is behind it (and
> in many cases, I think it is legitimat).

> If you are really lucky, some one from the Google Team will pop in and
> offer some advice/opinion on this, as it is something that could do
> with "clearly stating" what is permissable.

> So long as the links are legitimate, and not done solely for gain in
> the Search Engines (e.g. the links would be of use and interest to the
> site visitors), then thechnically it is fair to do it.
> But I would hold off a little in the hopes of a more 'definitive'
> answer.

> Oh, and in for warning, ignore any immature comments or accusations.
>  ;)


 
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