Back in the day when we started this list, we wanted to create a clickable, sortable list, so you could rank by alexa, google page rank, or whatever else it was that you thought was valuable.

We figured out how to create dynamic sortable tables in WordPress (check out our example on our domain names project), but we haven’t applied the same wizardry to this table… yet.

Maybe we will if there’s interest.

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It’s a good idea – waiting to turn off the nofollow only after so many comments to encourage regular comments. You probably have enough traffic that you get more than your fair share of one-liner comments. (We’re so new, we get excited when akismet catches the spam that occasionally lands on our blog)

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It is not intentional. I use it for beauty’s sake and for convenience. CJ URLs and other affiliate URLs are very long and I don’t like seeing them that way.

Whatever is the link juice for the forwarded pages, it’s up to Google to decide.

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Your Alexa rank dropped a little, so I updated it as well. When you reach PR4, lemme know and I’ll change it again.

By the way, we installed the SEO tool for firefox plugin from SEObook. We have an upcoming post where we talk about how we use it for keyword research, but one of the cool features is that it can highlight all of the links on a page that are nofollow…

The only reason I mention it was because when we visited your page, we noticed all of your affiliate links have the link juice turned on. Sure, they’re going to your php forwarding pages, but they’re still sending link juice there. Is that intentional? I wonder if your page rank would go up if you added a nofollow tag to those affiliate links…

Web Hosting Reality blog is a PR3 site. I don’t why that in digpagerank.Com I got a PR0 but in other PR checker sites, it shows I have PR3.

You know what. I never cared on checking Alexa Ranking. But since you made mentioned of it, I did check it in Alexa. I hope to bring down the number next month.

I’m using blogger and I haven’t found a plugin or module to make WebHosting Reality a dofollow site in its comment link. For my Wordpress websites, I do use dofollow comment plugin.

Jesus said: “It’s better to give than to receive.”

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By the way, I really appreciate you peppering the site with comments. It’s nice to know they’re someone else out there reading your stuff. It took us a while to figure out that we needed to be pro-active and commenting on blogs to get attention.

You might want to get the SEO plugin for firefox from SEOBook (your blogroll is leaking. Maybe intentionally?). It highlights the links on a page that are nofollow so you can see where the taps are leaking. I leave my comment links on and use the top commentators plugin, but I turn off my linkjuice for affiliate links and blogrolls (unless I really like them).

As far as offering linkjuice, I do agree with you. I have switched on both do-follow and the top commentators plugin because I really appreciate all the feedback my readers give me, only fair to give something back, and fortunately only have had to manually delete a few spam comments that slid through kismet

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