Update : just been pointed out that the Nofollow links on wiki happen after you edit you competitors page ![]()
what you waiting for go edit wiki ….
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so who’s shaft do you have to stroke to get a link out of WIKIpedia …
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_marketing notice the sempo link… at the base follow it ![]()
Paid or not Paid ? what the question
DaveN
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25th January 2007 @ 17:50
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I’m sure links to wikia.com won’t be nofollow for long……
25th January 2007 @ 19:32
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They are nofollow now
25th January 2007 @ 20:09
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It’s a caching layer on top of the wiki: http://blog.outer-court.com/forum/83585.html#id83597
25th January 2007 @ 20:11
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There is a way, but I’m not sure wikipedia links are really worth all that much anyway.
26th January 2007 @ 00:47
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Not a bad idea either, for those with wordpress.
26th January 2007 @ 03:24
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Search engine marketing Company In Australia offers SEO Services, Internet marketing, PPC management31st January 2007 @ 07:00
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Superb use of the Aussie / Indian version of English there Jasmine
31st January 2007 @ 14:10
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The link goes to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEMPOThat page has a link to sempo but it has a no follow
1st February 2007 @ 22:11
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I would not point a link to wikipedia when I can never be sure that the information I like to will always be the same.
2nd February 2007 @ 21:18



Dave, I thought the same thing but then it was pointed out to me that a page has to be edited or reloaded for the nofollow tag to be applied. The SEMPO link takes you to another wiki page so that’s why that one’s followed. However, all the links on the following SEMPO page are no no follows.