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How many Diggs you need to get the nofollow taken off 3

September 03, 2009

Below 200 Diggs, nearly all links are nofollowed

Digg has started nofollowing links below a certain threshold of popularity. From a quick hunt around, I reckon it’s somewhere above 200 Diggs. However, some sites appear to be trusted and need fewer. Other sites need more.

Tags: Digg, seo, Telegraph

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Telegraph tops Digg list 0

February 20, 2009

The Daily Telegraph has had more stories submitted to Digg, the social news website for sharing content, than any other UK newspaper site.

Tags: Digg, Express, FT, Guardian, Independent, Mail, Mirror, seo, Sun, Telegraph, Times

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