Busting Google's "100" Link-Limit Myth

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If I had a nickel for every epoch I edit somewhere that having more than 100 connections upon any page would send in the works flags in Google, I might be dexterous to pay off my mortgage by now...

While I give a positive response there is some conclusive to this, as in, if you have a FFA (Free For All) site, or a colleague farm where anyone can increase links, later I could look where this would be detrimental to your rankings.

However, if you have relevant friends on your page pointing to further sites similarly themed to your site, how can you be penalized? Who's Google to say how many relevant sites there are more or less your topic?

How could Google (or any new search engine for that matter) tell us, the web users, who their contacts are?

Suppose I have a website not quite the NFL. most likely I have a page that has every player listed, and a connect to their stats - currently, that would be more or less 500 links. all those links would be relevant, and all the links are pointing to unique content. How could any search engine surmise and penalize this?

The Internet is growing at such a rate that it's extremely conceivable that the search engines will never be practiced to index every piece of virtual real estate the web has to offer. And when growth, comes more places to be found, and in return, more places to join to.

I've read virtually this subject in many forums and people always want proof. I researched and found two enormously well ranked sites that easily surpass the 100 join limit...

http://www.freepint.com/gary/direct.htm

http://www.refdesk.com/

The point is, FORGET approximately all the nonsense that Google spits out practically a 100-link limit. That's in the same way as your parents motto that you can solitary have 100 friends, no more or else you will be penalized!

Being that the Internet is a social environment, how else would someone learn or locate out about a extra site? Advertising will swift you to extra products and services, but they won't be able to say you how bug zappers work. The search engines craving our links. They can't mount up their index without us. Therefore, exercise your right to link!

-To your online success!

Paul