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OK here's my €0.02 (that's 2 cent NOT 2 cents):
Thinking about this, can we turn this on it's head and extract some
implied message about penalties. Matt makes reference to using the re-
inclusion request. We know the site in question isn't banned, but
perhaps under a penalty.
Now if there are no penalties other than a outright ban (as many have
argued here previously), why would Matt mention this? And more
importantly (I believe), can we infer anything from the process for re-
inclusion? My mind is beginning to wonder whether a penalty is a flag
which is reset by hand, or whether the crawler is sent back in to re-
evaluate the offending site? A flag might indicate a negative
weighting applied within the ranking algorythm (although, there is
nothing that precludes the latter from indicating this also).
Re-inclusion for a site that is included would have to indicate
artificial negative weighting of some description IMO.
Rgds
Richard
On May 11, 10:23 pm, JLH wrote:
> http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/013423.html
> Yes, link schemes like Digital Point Co-op are against the webmasters
> guidelines and over SEO'd, not sure this is ground breaking news, but
> its good to be reminded.
> SPAM please move to the back of the line.