The No-NoFollow Initiative
By Olivier Duffez, January 21, 2005 at 01:43 PM in: - Comments RSS Feed
More and more bloggers show their opposition to the system proposed by Google, MSN and Yahoo to fight against comment spam (rel=nofollow attribute on links).
No-nofollow initiative
Sascha Carlin has a nice small pic for the no-nofollow initiative.
Nofollow Free
Philipp Lenssen (Google Blogoscoped) has created a GIF image to put on your blog if you're not following the "nofollow" attribute. His nofollow-illustration banner is used to promote "Nofollow Free" zones in and around blogspace.
Link condom
(via rustybrick) You can even adopt the first Link Condom! They're mocking the solution provided by the search engines to comment spam:
Now is the time to act and stop the spread of Viral Link Popularity. For far too long now the Internet has functioned as a network of interlinked sites that have been likened unto a 'web' of sites. This is clearly a poor view of the Information Super Highway. To that end the Powers That Be have banded together to fix this massive problem and reshape the web into a more useful controlled environment.
THE SOLUTION......wait for it.....
rel="nofollow"
This handy new tag is simply added to the code of your site next to the link you want to disinfect and voila!! one more link no longer spreading disease. Yes! it's just that simple. Cut and paste the Internet in to shape today. Don't delay. Your links are oozing all sorts of nastiness such as PageRank and Link Popularity.
FEATURES...
- Hoard your PageRank
- Hide your outgoing links
- Screw your reciprocal link partners
- Add code bloat to your page
- Find out today if people are buying links for the right reasons
- Yet more to obsess about
- Freely link to bad neighbourhoods
- Far easier to use than JavaScript, perl, php, robots.txt etc
Very nice site, really!
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