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Declaring The Death of Metatags

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the few-bad-apples-spoiled-the-barrel dept.

theduck writes "Andrew Goodman of Traffick.com pleaded for someone to announce the end of metatags (at least with respect to trying to skeeve good search engine ranking). and Danny Sullivan, Editor of The SearchEngineReport obliged. Personally, I've resisted using them for years, but convincing clients that they're not worth the effort has always been difficult. Does anyone (except porn sites) actually use them anymore?"

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  1. did I miss the slashdot story about Redhat 8.0? by dcstimm · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    did I miss the slashdot story about Redhat 8.0? I guess so!

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  2. Re:redirects/refreshes? by falzer · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    This is completely off-topic, but check out the Onion article on the RIAA:
    Link.

  3. As another Canadian... by kaladorn · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    One word: Ottawa.

    Okay, that isn't terribly descriptive and it is damning a lot of reasonable expenditures. But it isn't so far off the mark as to be libelous.

    Though I too would love to see the link in question!

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    1. Re:As another Canadian... by kaladorn · · Score: 1, Offtopic

      My guess is about the same time that we get a PM from some part of the country other than La Belle Provence (well, slightly after that, but definitely not until!)

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  4. List your favourite free porn site here by ylikone · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    http://www.chickz.org is a good one.

    A good site must not contain any pop-ups or be full of crap.... must only have good free porn.

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    Meh.
  5. Is this like... by Dannon · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    ...the death of *BSD? Or Mark Twain? Or Elvis, for that matter?

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    Experience comes from bad judgment.