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[Big Bill]

Thanks for that info BB.  Not sure how it fits into this thread though?

Myth. They may well just have had the biggest budget pre-Florida and bought all them links. That's just throwing money about, that's not seo.

BB

[Debra]

Scottie......Then my innards should have been rotted out a long time ago. Debra's too.

Fact: A good friend is one who will fight for the honor of your innards!

[OldWelshGuy]

Fact:  A good friend is one who will fight for the honor of your innards! 

A toad is a friend who will fight to see your innards spilled on the pavement

[Jill]

And a crow is something that will peck out the innards of a toad.

[Scottie]

How did we get around to exploding toads? They are NOT a myth.

You have to click the link Jill posted to read about the exploding toads in Germany... be warned the picture that loads first is pretty nasty.

[Big Bill]

How did we get around to exploding toads?  They are NOT a myth.

I think some of the posters have been licking a few toads, maybe!

BB

[OldWelshGuy]

Posh Crows having toad fua-gra then!

[redsonia!]

! That is a very disturbing vision - and I'm a biologist!

[badmammajamma]

favorite myth:
Google backlinks check is an accurate display of backlinks.

Using automatic submissions to directories is a good idea.

[thx1138]

Posh Crows having toad fua-gra then!

What's fua-gra, is that amphibian Viagra?

[qwerty]

I thought the same thing at first but then I got it: foie gras

So close to France, yet so little French. And it's such an easier language than Welsh

[carl68]

Next thing you`ll all say, is that Santa <b>ain`t</b> real

Carl

[OldWelshGuy]

What's fua-gra, is that amphibian Viagra?

Wot Bob Said.. lol.

[ewo]

I just wanted to say that I've learned so much about the complexities of SEO from reading this thread about myths.

Thanks to whoever started this thread.

[mla]

Truth or myth?

>The major search engines and directories are measuring how often
>end users are clicking on the links to your site and how long they are
>staying on your site (i.e., reading your web pages). They are also measuring
>how often end users return to your site. All of these measurements
>constitute a site's click-through popularity.

From www.grantasticdesigns.com/seoessentials.html

I can see how the SEs, with their various toolbars, could acquire
and use this info for ranking, but is there any evidence that they actually are?

mla