Dear Derek,
The website for your quarterly, Fray, is producing duplicate content due to a canonical issue with the www versus non-www version,
So much for the obvious.
Love,
Dave
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heh, nice. :)
he IS one of those web spammers he hates so much.
regards from Ibiza
nicely done.
absolutely brilliant.
Yup the guy is a tool.
On his personal blog the page titles start with his name rather than the post names. He is not using descriptive URLs. And he lists some of the month archives on the homepage, but none of the word-based categories. And he is not using any related posts plug in which could increase user engagement and help with cross linking.
Brilliant!!!
That’s a nice job being accomplished.
And, fortunately, there are several relatively easy ways to handle this. One, you could bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepppp in your .htaccess file. You may also wish to bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepppppppp within Google Webmaster Tools. Or, use the recently introduced bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepppppppppp tag within your .
[this comment has been censored due to its use of SEO, which "is not a legitimate form of marketing" and "should not be undertaken by people with brains or souls."]
Heh. This is the best rebuttal I’ve read yet.
Funny stuff! Maybe I’m out of the loop but does anyone really care what Derek Powazek thinks any more? Are we spending more time and energy on this guy than he’s worth?
I read the original article Powazek wrote when it first came out, and this response is just what was needed! Brilliant!
35. Wonderful website. Plenty of helpful information here. I am sending it to several friends ans also sharing in delicious. And of course, thanks in your effort!
On his personal blog the page titles start with his name rather than the post names. He is not using descriptive URLs. And he lists some of the month archives on the homepage, but none of the word-based categories. And he is not using any related posts plug in which could increase user engagement and help with cross linking.