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<p>S3gfmdy930: Новая страница: «™ Probably SE engineers and CEO’s are asking themselves the same question. Directory frenzy begun when Google announced his PR mechanism, slower in the [http…»</p> <hr /> <div>™<br /> <br /> Probably SE engineers and CEO’s are asking themselves the same question.<br /> <br /> Directory frenzy begun when Google announced his PR mechanism, slower in the [https://letterboxd.com/x3aalxr380/ 로즈카지노] beginning but extremely accelerated lately.<br /> <br /> Keeping the same trend it’s very accurate to say than in 6 months, with continuously improved automated tools for submitting, the quantity of links to be considered by crawlers will grow, artificially, extremely. <br /> <br /> And the content itself will be almost the same while the services provided by directories to visitors (others than submitting webmasters) are practically null.<br /> <br /> There is one axiom, one question and one estimation :<br /> <br /> The axiom :<br /> <br /> Search engines will degrade and penalize some but not all directories.<br /> <br /> The question :<br /> <br /> Will this happen on automated algorithmic bases or a human rating will be involved ?<br /> <br /> This question is linked to the definition of “bad neighborhood” and “link farm”. The algorithm will decide that a directory has over a certain % links to “bad sites” and penalize it ?<br /> <br /> Let’s take a look at DMOZ : based on this algorithm Google will need to penalize DMOZ because is crowded with dead links and forbidden content (due to corrupt editors).<br /> <br /> So we may think that a “kind” of human rating will be added in the equation. Because it’s obvious that an “AI” can’t judge the value of content, especially related to the usefulness towards live people.<br /> <br /> The estimation<br /> <br /> In my opinion all automated directories will be penalized. If the submission isn’t human rated or approved than the directory will be blacklisted.<br /> <br /> Also all the directories based on the same principles : approving links without providing any content/human intervention, will be penalized.<br /> <br /> The “paid” directories, which contains a handful a “selected” links, will not be penalized but their usefulness as real traffic are questionable and , probably, the PR benefits will be degraded a little.<br /> <br /> The “big” directories, counted on the fingers of a hand, will stay with the same weight. Nothing new here 😀 big guys are always friends.</div>

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