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Major search engines to support "nofollow" HTML attribute to fight comment spam
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Posted on Wednesday, January 19 2005 @ 15:23:36 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck |
Google, MSN, Six Apart and Yahoo announced to support a new HTML attribute in their search engine algorithm to fight spam in comment sections of blogs and other websites. If webmasters use this then it will prevent that links posted by users get spidered by search engines.
Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.'s MSN division, Yahoo Inc. and Six Apart Ltd. announced late Tuesday that they are supporting a tag called "nofollow" to exclude links in blog comments from search-engine crawlers and to prevent spam posts from influencing search rankings.
More info at eWeek
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