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Google may lose PageRank patent
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Even if they lose it, I doubt it would hurt them at all. Anyone can replicate it and do a small tweak and not be liable for royalties.
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And furthermore, does Google even use the PR for much these days? It seems to be one of the minor factors in their ranking algorithm these days.
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Why does it matter? Doesn't everyone just search in google and then click the relevant wiki entry anyway?
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Once Wikipedia was at the bottom of the first page, I almost had a stroke. Can you imagine? Wikipedia.org entry not in top 5? :)
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i sale mainstream pr8 links
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I don't know what did you mean with Google not using page rank, in which context? I agree Toolbar PR and PR as a number is just a number, but again page rank patent is very important and has enormous significance to the whole search algorithm. So I wouldn't say it's just a minor factor in their ranking algo. |
PR doesn't mean shit anymore...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search #1 - PR3 #2 - PR0 #3 - PR5 #4 - PR4 #5 - PR5 #6 - PR0 #7 - PR5 It is all about relevance and trust... Look at #6... Trusted domain with many backlinks from trusted domains... writes and article with blog style linking and walla... too bad they don't sell mufflers... |
you can't compare TBPR with their internal PR ever!
TBPR is just a small portion of real PR. However I agree it's all about relevance and trust, but how do you get those if not organically, which means of course links and hence higher pr. |
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This is the reason they do not report PR in realtime, and also export PR which is 1 month old. That's how they keep "How important is PR in SERPs?" thing secret. :2 cents: |
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