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The page rank still seems to be passed to sites with link over 1 month old but nothing to new sites. This is the PR seems to be passing even though the back links are gone.
I have checked all the sites the they show in the back links for their own domain but not for any external links.
I though the old "no passing pr" penality still showed the links in back links.
Anybody got any ideas?
Google did drop out some of existing backlinks, I'll have to spend some more time researching to find out how many. Overall if this was it, I was hoping for more. More than 100 quality links missing.
I haven't seen any PR changes at all.
....ah the frustration. Nothing like a sharp stick in the eye to start off my Monday. :)
Just craving for a bit of hope :)
Perhaps what we see on the Toolbar and what is actually being factored in are two different things?!?!?!
Also, I'm seeing PRO sites as well as PR 2 and 3 showing up for backlinks. So, I think what is being displayed is not limited to PR 4 or higher and probably just a random sample of what you really have.
query format: "link:example.com"
ex: 90
sj: n/a
va: 90
dc: 90
ab: 38
in: 38
zu: 38
cw: 90
fi: 90
gv: 90
alltheweb.com: 311 What was the name of the new (11th) datacenter again?
It seems that each time Google does this a lot of backlinks dissappear. Alltheweb also seem to be decaying.
That site showed 400 backlinks in Google a few months ago, while ATW showed 800 (rounded numbers). I believe the real number was around 1.000 back then, but of course a lot of my known backlinks are intranets and these don't get spidered.
Well, frankly my dear, i don't give a .... Traffic is all time high.
/claus
and probably just a random sample of what you really have
Several in this forum have already pointed out that maybe Google is just gaming us with their backlinks "facility" :)
Perhaps what we see on the Toolbar and what is actually being factored in are two different things?!?!?!
Of course, SERPs are updated quite continuously whereas PR and Backlinks are definitely not.
My best guess is Google is displaying a smaller subset of total links now. This really isn't a critical feature. And worse yet, it can be used to reverse engineer PR.