Given the guy is unscrupulous, there's no telling what kind of current
version of google bombing he might be using to boost his rankings.
Are there any legal issues involved with just claiming authority on
the domain on my dns servers and redirecting to a page that informs
the user of its lack of affiliation with the macports project proper
and then providing links to both or some such?
My dns server could potentially have a rather far reaching impact.
-james
On Oct 22, 2009, at 11:37 AM, James Berry wrote:
So all of this comes down to page rank for our site vs that "other"
site.
I've got to believe we have better incoming links to our site, so if
we better structured our site to do cross linking between categories
(and perhaps stoop to the subdomain tricks he does), we could
presumably improve this situation immensely.
James
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