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Hi Steven,
It was called the Wonder Wheel and WE ALL LOVED IT! It's been decommissioned (July 2011) and no longer available, in its graphical form. However, you can extract similar results with Adwords Contextual Targeting Tool (CTT). Also, my understanding is the CTT is utilizing the same engine that supported Wonder Wheel.
Other Wonder Wheel alternatives include:
Visual Thesaurus
http://www.visualthesaurus.com
Visuwords
http://www.visuwords.com Hope this helps!
Hello Hardik,
I think you are referring to a tool/service like eGrabber:
http://www.egrabber.com/leadresearcherpro
Hope this helps!
Hello again...
Thanks for the screen captures.
That is most interesting, as I have measured my .png logo and it was scaled down to around 237x132. However, it's still using relative pixels, so no distortion.
I'm not sure if there is a file upload limit, but I did bump my image resolution from 72dpi (web) to 300dpi (print) quality, as Moz has suggested.
Perhaps a Moz helper can explain why our logos are not using the full 750x195 pixel dimensions. I'm happy with my logo, because the only text is my company name, so everything is still readable.
So, this appears to be a Joomla issue, not spawned or native to ECWID. But, perhaps the happy marriage of Joomla and ECWID has birthed you a problem child 
I'll actually be at a conference next week (Austin, Texas) with ECWID and can ask them in person. For the now, have a look at a similar question/answer I found for you on the ECWID forums:
Source: http://www.ecwid.com/forums/showthread.php?p=55061
Hope this helps! Cheers.
The correct dimensions are:
With my logo (.png), I had to use height as my determining dimension, because my logo width exceeded 750 pixels. So, in Gimp I resized my logo to 195 height, and Gimp set the relative width for me.
Also, I see Chiaryn Miranda has provided some additional insight to the logos getting distorted:
"If the logo is under 195 pixels in height, the logo image will automatically be set to fill 195 pixels on the report, which is why your logo is looking pixelated. I would recommend adding a higher resolution file so that the image doesn't become distorted when it is input into the reports on your account."
Source: http://moz.com/community/q/can-i-remove-seomoz-logo-from-reports#reply_119594
Hope this helps! Cheers!
Hi Mihai,
Another great option, using pagination for blogs with extensive comments.
Thank you!
Hi Thomas,
Your suggestion worked. Thank you!
This option was checked in my Wordpress install, so I unchecked in Settings > Discussion. "Break comments into pages with ___ top level comments per page and the ___ page displayed by default"
Hello Moz Community,
I've create a campaign in Moz and received hundreds of errors, regarding "Duplicate Page Content". After some review, I've found that 99% of the errors in the "Duplicate Page Content" report are occurring due to Wordpress creating a new comment page (with the original post detail), if a comment is made on a blog post. The post comment can be displayed on the original blog post, but also viewable on a second URL, created by Wordpress.
Anyone else experience this issue in Wordpress or this same type of report in Moz?
Thanks for your help!
Hi ShariSEO,
So, I found this by heading over to Google Webmaster Tools:
Have look down this page and find the section that talks about, "Create high-quality thumbnail images". I'm curious if you are able to update a new thumbnail, to replace any "auto-populated" thumbnail that Google is auto-inserting for you.
Also, you might just be missing some simple metadata, within a video sitemap, to define what Google needs (metadata), to update your thumbnail. Are you using metadata for your videos?
Lastly, Danny Dover mentions Thumbnails in this video, around the 7:34 mark, but you might want to listen to the entire video, because he gives some nice tips, regarding video embedding and how to tell YouTube to act upon the sitemap and metadata.
I hope this was helpful!
Hi Cesar,
I run a forum with over 30k threads, 187k posts, and just south of 92k members, and from my experience (good/bad), find a hosting company that specializes in hosting forums. Yes, there are companies that cater to forum hosting and forum maintenance. You should expect to pay a premium for the service, but it's well worth the seed investment, especially if you are planning to monetize the traffic long-term. Plan on isolating the forum from any other websites you might want to host on the same server (dedicated or virtual), as this will keep issues to a minimum.
Also, pick a forum software that has regular updates, patches, and access to active supporting members of that software. Going with a free forum software is not always so attractive, when issues arise. Some issues include corrupt databases, hacks, and forum membership difficulties. The company I host my forum with today even assisted me with exporting, transferring, and reconnecting my very large MySQL database.
So, hosting a Forum is just a bit different than a Wordpress website, but if you take care of the upfront investment, things will work out just fine for you. Good luck with celebrity and let us know who it is, when you can announce 
Suggestions, as you have requested:
Hi Thomas,
Your suggestion worked. Thank you!
This option was checked in my Wordpress install, so I unchecked in Settings > Discussion. "Break comments into pages with ___ top level comments per page and the ___ page displayed by default"
Hi Cesar,
I run a forum with over 30k threads, 187k posts, and just south of 92k members, and from my experience (good/bad), find a hosting company that specializes in hosting forums. Yes, there are companies that cater to forum hosting and forum maintenance. You should expect to pay a premium for the service, but it's well worth the seed investment, especially if you are planning to monetize the traffic long-term. Plan on isolating the forum from any other websites you might want to host on the same server (dedicated or virtual), as this will keep issues to a minimum.
Also, pick a forum software that has regular updates, patches, and access to active supporting members of that software. Going with a free forum software is not always so attractive, when issues arise. Some issues include corrupt databases, hacks, and forum membership difficulties. The company I host my forum with today even assisted me with exporting, transferring, and reconnecting my very large MySQL database.
So, hosting a Forum is just a bit different than a Wordpress website, but if you take care of the upfront investment, things will work out just fine for you. Good luck with celebrity and let us know who it is, when you can announce
Suggestions, as you have requested:
Hello Hardik,
I think you are referring to a tool/service like eGrabber:
http://www.egrabber.com/leadresearcherpro
Hope this helps!
So, this appears to be a Joomla issue, not spawned or native to ECWID. But, perhaps the happy marriage of Joomla and ECWID has birthed you a problem child
I'll actually be at a conference next week (Austin, Texas) with ECWID and can ask them in person. For the now, have a look at a similar question/answer I found for you on the ECWID forums:
Source: http://www.ecwid.com/forums/showthread.php?p=55061
Hope this helps! Cheers.
Hi ShariSEO,
So, I found this by heading over to Google Webmaster Tools:
Have look down this page and find the section that talks about, "Create high-quality thumbnail images". I'm curious if you are able to update a new thumbnail, to replace any "auto-populated" thumbnail that Google is auto-inserting for you.
Also, you might just be missing some simple metadata, within a video sitemap, to define what Google needs (metadata), to update your thumbnail. Are you using metadata for your videos?
Lastly, Danny Dover mentions Thumbnails in this video, around the 7:34 mark, but you might want to listen to the entire video, because he gives some nice tips, regarding video embedding and how to tell YouTube to act upon the sitemap and metadata.
I hope this was helpful!