Solidworks 2010 discount software
Ok, so I started a solidworks 2010 discount software blog, and with that comes new and interesting jargon like; trackbacks, pings, slugs, technorati windows 7 professional full cheap, and something new to me today - the rel.
I first noticed the addition to the ‘A’ element when I was assigning links on the main page sidebar from WordPress. Take Asterik Studio’s Link for example;
“XFN puts a human face on linking”,
“XFN outlines the solidworks 2010 discount software relationships between individuals by defining a small set of values that solidworks 2010 discount software describe personal relationships. In HTML and XHTML documents, these are given as values for solidworks 2010 discount software the rel attribute on a solidworks 2010 discount software hyperlink. XFN allows authors to indicate which of the weblogs they read belong to solidworks 2010 discount software friends, whom they’ve physically met, and solidworks 2010 discount software other personal relationships. Using XFN values, which can be listed in any order, people can solidworks 2010 discount software humanize their blogrolls and links pages, both of which have become a solidworks 2010 discount software common feature of weblogs.” read more at XFN: Introduction and Examples.
Personally I think it may be a little TMI in those instances where you could code:
And then today in someone’s comment
Apparently this is part of the effort to control comment spam. According this post Rel Nofollow, Again, “From now on, when Google sees the attribute (rel=”nofollow”) on hyperlinks, those links won’t get any credit when we rank websites in our search results.”
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