Re: Add Wyona to the wiki support page?
Renaud Richardet wrote: Hello Nutch, My name is Renaud Richardet and I am the COO of Wyona LLC. We are offering Nutch and Lucene support (http://wyona.com/lucene.html), and I was wondering if I could add our company to http://wiki.apache.org/nutch/Support. That would be great. Certainly, you can add a short note about your company on the support page. It's a Wiki, so you can just create an account, log in, and edit this page (please use the preview button to check the changes before saving). -- Best regards, Andrzej Bialecki ___. ___ ___ ___ _ _ __ [__ || __|__/|__||\/| Information Retrieval, Semantic Web ___|||__|| \| || | Embedded Unix, System Integration http://www.sigram.com Contact: info at sigram dot com
Re: Add Wyona to the wiki support page?
The funny thing about that wiki page (and some others in that area) is that they apparently use the nofollow tags. Given the topic of that wiki, isn't that a bit odd? I personally dislike the nofollow tag and think it should be used only in extreme circumstances (i.e. here's a link to a site you absolutely don't want to visit). I believe in this case however it's simply being used so that sites that are listed don't get any pagerank/weight/whatever passed to them from an authority site. A really bizarre policy for a search related site IMO. Swinging back on topic, does nutch obey the nofollow tags? g. Andrzej Bialecki wrote: Renaud Richardet wrote: Hello Nutch, My name is Renaud Richardet and I am the COO of Wyona LLC. We are offering Nutch and Lucene support (http://wyona.com/lucene.html), and I was wondering if I could add our company to http://wiki.apache.org/nutch/Support. That would be great. Certainly, you can add a short note about your company on the support page. It's a Wiki, so you can just create an account, log in, and edit this page (please use the preview button to check the changes before saving).
Re: Add Wyona to the wiki support page?
Insurance Squared Inc. wrote: The funny thing about that wiki page (and some others in that area) is that they apparently use the nofollow tags. Given the topic of that wiki, isn't that a bit odd? I personally dislike the nofollow tag and think it should be used only in extreme circumstances (i.e. here's a link to a site you absolutely don't want to visit). I believe in this case however it's simply being used so that sites that are listed don't get any pagerank/weight/whatever passed to them from an authority site. A really bizarre policy for a search related site IMO. I think it's a default setting for the Wiki, which nobody bothered to change... Swinging back on topic, does nutch obey the nofollow tags? Yes. Please see HtmlParser and HTMLMetaTags classes for details. -- Best regards, Andrzej Bialecki ___. ___ ___ ___ _ _ __ [__ || __|__/|__||\/| Information Retrieval, Semantic Web ___|||__|| \| || | Embedded Unix, System Integration http://www.sigram.com Contact: info at sigram dot com
Re: Add Wyona to the wiki support page?
Well so much for knee-jerk suspicions as to intent. No need to look for conspiracy theories when default settings are more likely to be the cause. That should probably a corollary to occam's razor or something :). Andrzej Bialecki wrote: Insurance Squared Inc. wrote: The funny thing about that wiki page (and some others in that area) is that they apparently use the nofollow tags. Given the topic of that wiki, isn't that a bit odd? I personally dislike the nofollow tag and think it should be used only in extreme circumstances (i.e. here's a link to a site you absolutely don't want to visit). I believe in this case however it's simply being used so that sites that are listed don't get any pagerank/weight/whatever passed to them from an authority site. A really bizarre policy for a search related site IMO. I think it's a default setting for the Wiki, which nobody bothered to change... Swinging back on topic, does nutch obey the nofollow tags? Yes. Please see HtmlParser and HTMLMetaTags classes for details.
