Update: now works with links with rel="external nofollow" etc too!
I've recently switched back to Safari as my main browser because good ol' Firefox kept crashing on me, and I must say that it's been a smooth experience so far. Safari is a great browser, of course, and 3.1 is very fast as well. One of

PR sculpting seems to be "all the rage" at the moment. Tracking the conversation back seems to get me to an article by Dan Thies of september 4th last year, pointing back to an interview with Matt on SEOmoz. It's been a whole load of buzz lately, coming up at SES again a few times

This blog has been a dofollow blog for quite a while, and I actually believe in the "fight spam, not comments" theory. However, the amount of spam I'm receiving this month, disguised as actual comments, is killing too much of my precious time. And since I think you'd all be better served when I have

Imagine you're like me, and you like WordPress so much that you write plugins for it. People start writing about these plugins and they, of course, link to you. You see these pages writing about you show up in your referrer stats and of course you go and have a look at what they're writing

A friendly admin of en.WikiPedia, whom I've been talking to on several occasions about spam on WikiPedia, has just informed that because of another big SEO contest, Jimbo Wales has ordered "nofollow" to be placed on all outbound links on en.WikiPedia.
In my opinion, this is great news, as it will reduce the amount of spam