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Originally Posted by baddog
What is it then?
You definitely read between the lines and fill in the blanks.
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and on beta tester's correct comment, I think there is a bit of a different take on the concept of 'different class c' when talking seo than the strict class designations he is talking about
there is no official comment from google on it anyways, but it has grown from the belief that a site performs better in the serps if the links it shares are from domains on different ip's, and it has been said that even sequential ip's may not be seen as 'separated sites' by google's algorithms... so I think when most seo people talk about "different class c's", they just mean ip's that are not closely designated, ie. aaa.bbb.CCC.ddd, although that is obviously not the proper definition of 'class c' in which different class c's could be sequential
that is my take on it anyways, feel free to add to it or argue the issue