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Thanks for the link love to the Top Commentators widget. You can actually set it to main page only if you don't want the links to be site-wide. Some people do this to avoid getting PR-penalized.

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Just wondering... how effective is using robots.txt to set a nofollow on a page, compared to using nofollow meta tags for each page?
For some of us looking into using robots.txt, we would sure be dealing with a long list of disallow URLs, and updating them looks to be more of a hassle compared to using meta tags.

Just wondering... how effective is using robots.txt to set a nofollow on a page, compared to using nofollow meta tags for each page?
For some of us looking into using robots.txt, we would sure be dealing with a long list of disallow URLs, and updating them looks to be more of a hassle compared to using meta tags.

Hahah, I was skimming through this post so fast I thought you were going to say that the sweet sounding voice was of the lanky boy! :D

I wish it was that easy -- even using a text widget and pasting the code in it doesn't display anything on my site. Only when I pasted the old snippet does it work in both MBL and text widgets.

Thanks for the suggestion, though.

I've never gotten used to the term podcast; that word itself deters me from ever making one.

I agree on the word webcast, or streamcast. Streamcast has a nice ring to it.

LOL! I'm waiting for our satellite TV to start showing it in Malaysia. Oh well, there's always YouTube :D

LOL! I'm waiting for our satellite TV to start showing it in Malaysia. Oh well, there's always YouTube :D

Blogsvertise is one of my favourite pay-to-blog programs, and I dare say even better than the much talked about PayPerPost.

Any news on your new version of Tigopedia, by the way?

Thanks for the link back. I agree with Glen on returning the visit and commenting, which is even better if they disabled nofollow in their comment links :smile:

I've never really followed John Chow's blog or any of his activities, but after knowing about paid nofollow in his comments, I'm interested to see what will happen to his site. I'm sure he's very confident in the fact that his blog is valuable enough that he's resorted to charging people for it.

BTW, thanks for doing a brief review on the various nofollow plugins that are out there, very useful and timely for me.

I've never really followed John Chow's blog or any of his activities, but after knowing about paid nofollow in his comments, I'm interested to see what will happen to his site. I'm sure he's very confident in the fact that his blog is valuable enough that he's resorted to charging people for it.

BTW, thanks for doing a brief review on the various nofollow plugins that are out there, very useful and timely for me.

I'm currently testing this out for one of my sites, and yes, the widgets drag-and-drop doesn't work with this theme after I updated to WP 2.2. It doesn't give any error after the changes are saved.