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A link farm is someone actively trying to get [[Google]] or other search engines to see that there are pointers to their site. They are actively spamming forums, wikis and weblogs with their links. LinkFarms actively promote, and lure people to their sites. Generally even the "news" items end up being ad links. LinkFarms are intentional. They then get their links out there to be placed high up in searches. | A link farm is someone actively trying to get [[Google]] or other search engines to see that there are pointers to their site. They are actively spamming forums, wikis and weblogs with their links. LinkFarms actively promote, and lure people to their sites. Generally even the "news" items end up being ad links. LinkFarms are intentional. They then get their links out there to be placed high up in searches. | ||
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Revision as of 17:14, 7 April 2010
To mark a webpage as a link farm insert the following template: {{LinkFarm}}.
A link farm is different than a ParkingLot. The difference is intention. A parked page is generally a page that a registrar sets up when someone registers a domain. It might say something like This page is parked free, courtesy of Registrar Name
A link farm is someone actively trying to get Google or other search engines to see that there are pointers to their site. They are actively spamming forums, wikis and weblogs with their links. LinkFarms actively promote, and lure people to their sites. Generally even the "news" items end up being ad links. LinkFarms are intentional. They then get their links out there to be placed high up in searches.
