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If the page isn't that important then you can actually leave out the Meta Description if it's that much of a headache for you.

Companies are actually selling clicks via Google+1 - can you believe that?

Google have been made aware of this very quickly though so I am sure they are on top of this.

It will be beneficial for both Ryan.

Do a site: check in Google and see if the homepage still ranks #1.

Give it 2 weeks and if nothing comes back up then as you mentioned, go through crawl errors etc using W3C Validator, Screaming Frog, Xenu, Webmaster Tools and use some SEOmoz tools.

Check for broken back links and try building some new links.

If nothing changes then consider a reconsideration request through Webmaster Tools.

Option 1 will be your best bet by far.

It won't happen again - trust me.

Always go for A.

If B still appears then 301 that page to A.

If you struggle with conducting a 301 then you can set your preferred domain in Webmaster Tools.

I would create further sub pages providing that your static URLs are not overly long in length already.

You need to vary them to ensure a natural link profile.

You should 301 them all to the Homepage.

Although it isn't the best - Yahoo Site Explorer is pretty "fresh" and should show them pretty quickly.

I don't know who has thumbed down because it is the correct response.

Yes.

You want the 301 to go from suss.net to www.suss.net

The SEO Moz crawl diagnostics suggest that we have too many on-page links on several pages including on our homepage.

How does your system determine when a page has too many links.  It looks like when a page as more than 100 links it’s too many.  Should the system take into account the page authority, domain authority, depth of page or other metrics?

In addition, no-follow links are being included.  As these are dropped from Google’s link graph, does it matter if we have too many?  For example, we could have 200 links, 120 of which are no follow.  Your tools would tell us we have too many links.

Feedback appreciated.

Donal