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• [روبوتّس] // يوليو-تمّوز 11, 2007 في 4:59 بعد الظّهر

  أنا حافظت ال [بلوغ] ألفاظ, مع ذلك يقيّدهم إلى [فرونت بج] فقط أو [نوفولّوو] هم على صفحات داخليّة.

  بما أنّ أنت تقول, إن أنت تدير [بلوغ] ك بشكل صحيح, أنت سوفت مسكت الغريبة موقعة يذهب سيّئ.

  أنا يستطيع تصوّرت صعوبة عظيمة حيث واحدة يضطرّ أدرت يتعدّد [بلوغس], مع ذلك على ميزان قال أنا [بلوغ] لفّ شيء جيّدة, خصوصا عندما يبدأ خارجا.

• دايفيد [بردلي] // يوليو-تمّوز 11, 2007 في 5:03 بعد الظّهر

  Yes, Rob, you’re right, of course, it would be far too rash to ditch blogrolls altogether, but there is a serious side to just idling along and adding links on an ad hoc basis without checking back from time to time. Now, if there were some way to scan one’s links automatically and check that they don’t point to banned or dangerous sites that would be rather useful. Anyone got a plugin that does that?

• robwatts // Jul 11, 2007 at 5:10 pm

  Well, php has all manner of networking functions.

  Im sure that something could be written that used Curl.

  You could use a cronjob to periodically read the homepages of sites in your blogroll, and compare the text against a list of stopwords in say a db or textfile somewhere…

  I might just code it if I find the time

• David Bradley // Jul 11, 2007 at 5:19 pm

  That would be ab fab…come back and let us know when you do, it will get pride of place on this site.

• jeremy // Jul 12, 2007 at 3:51 pm

  Hmmm, I didn’t even think that my blogroll could have such an adverse effect. Good thing I’m really anal about who I link to.

  What if you link to a blog in your posts, and the blog goes under? Does that have the same adverse effect? if so, I’ve got a buttload of links there that could be a huge pain in the arse.

• David Bradley // Jul 12, 2007 at 5:07 pm

  Jeremy, I don’t think it will in general have a very seriously adverse effect, although a friend of mine who had a chemistry site many years ago, let the domain lapse and it was quickly commandeered by pornographers, left lots of chemistry directories pointing to a rather tasteless domain until word got around.

• jeremy // Jul 12, 2007 at 6:09 pm

  phew, ok. Still a good reason to keep my site as quality as I can make it, and maybe build a fort around it.

• David Bradley // Jul 12, 2007 at 9:03 pm

  Jeremy, that’s always a good strategy for any blog: First, make it as good as you can, secondly, make it secure and protect it from dodgy sites, link farms, and spam.

• Hsien Lei // Jul 20, 2007 at 12:40 pm

  The most annoying thing I find about blogrolls is when they get too long and unwieldy for display. I get around that by showing a random selection of 10 on each pageload.

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