Calum - 5:35 pm on Mar 14, 2004 (gmt 0)

Good distinction Rytis

So how about this scenario: if the navigation bar included the main links/directory page (1 click from home). Then the page linking to you was found on this links/directory page (2 clicks from home). Are you saying that you'll not link to this site?

Assuming PR still counts for something (which I'm becoming increasingly dubious of). If the home is a 5, the links/directory will probably also be a 5, and the page linking to your page will be a 4. So you will be turning down a page with a PR of 4 and may be relevant to your site and perhaps has very many links into it on what research? I struggle with most posts on WebmasterWorld where the person making them either doesn't explain their foundation research or is just reacting on a whim of something they have read. Please clarify.

Thx, Calum