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Originally posted by hershie
It seems to me to be a big clusterfuck in the makings. Isn't there so many variables that make a recip link arrangement work out properly. I mean, if you are bleeding PR out to all these sites because you are doing things right and not getting it back, you are worse off. For instance, you can start with potential issues like Google et al excluding pages that are called "links.html" to obvious ones like inbound links from lesser PR than you may not help and may indeed hurt your PR.
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You?re right, there is a possibility that it will hurt link PR, but I think it?s a very slight possibility. This is an experiment, so it could go either way, but I think enough sites all liking together has greater potential to increase PR, not decrease it. The only way to find out though, is to try it and see what happens. I honestly don?t know what will happen, but it?s something I have never seen tried on a large scale, so it?s worth a shot.
What I have seen is people with hundreds of domains all linking together, and that no longer works because they?re all hosted on the same host, or class C. So I think that?s why they are able to catch them, and stop that from working.