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Posted By: lorenbaker 663 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.searchenginejournal.com)
Category: News Sites
AOL is rebranding and moving Netscape's social news service to Propeller.com... so kiss your PR 7 Netscape links goodbye but expect lots of good future juice from this new AOL property.
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from Eavesy 663 days ago #
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What a gutter, Iv'e invested time into getting my profile PR built up, I have even had my clients contributing, one of them is a top contributer in real estate and has been for two or three months now, all them high powered natural links down the swanee. It was getting overtaken by message spammers though, hopefully when the new one starts and has no PR there will be opportunity to get on the homepage again.

from flatman 663 days ago #
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Aw, Netscrape's full of votebots now anyway, albeit most of them are keeping a low profile going for just a vote or two.

From an algorithmic point of view, starting afresh is probably the best thing that can happen to your links, I suppose.

Wonder what they paid for that domain name, though?


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