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Linker’s Union is giving away free links... one more (final) time. If you want a free link, email info@linkersunion.com. See the post for the official rules.
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Domain is nine months old. Content much less. Let’s see how long this link farm lasts... or will Google recognise it as a quality site and reward it? Time will tell.
How is it a farm? All the links are edited. There are standards the sites must reach. Even old friends have been denied links through this which sucks but keeps things fair. And links aren’t just thrown up every day or even every week. And this is the last round for this promotion. There is plenty of "real" content and the site has a PR5 so I don’t think it’s been penalized. Am I missing something?