Yesterday, Digg
- External links from comments
- External links from user profiles
- External links from story pages "below a certain threshold of popularity"
Google's Matt Cutts
Cutts also shared a couple of videos he has done where he discusses how Google takes a similar approach, and answers two questions about Nofollow:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4UJS-LFRTU
You may recall the topic of the first video from Google Knol, and how at first authors receive nofollowed links, but as the authors gain more turst, they sometimes remove the nofollows.
"So [the] new move by Digg is a positive change in my opinion, because Digg decreases the benefit for spammy stories but Digg still helps normal and high-quality stories in the search engines," says Cutts.
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