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You should link to the most relevant page. Forget about A or B or which one you want where. When you are building links you should make sure that they are being built in a place where people will actually want to click them. They should offer relevant information, data, or resources to further assist any potential users of the page you are linking from. The rest of that is irrelevant. Link the page that fits.

this issue was solved after constantly re-submitting URLs. I really don't know what happened.. sigh; strange world. uhUZ.png

Thank you Dan! Wordpress 3.4 did have some redirecting features. but it didn't correct typos so our solution was just fix the URL, changed all the internal links and used 301 direct using an example here http://www.squidoo.com/301 If anyone facing this problem, here is your answer!

Hi! Definitely don't delete what's in the robots.txt file now. Simply add the sitemap lines at the top of the file, one per line - like this example from the WordPress documentation Leave everything is intact below it that is already in your robots.txt file. You probably don't have as much "stuff" as this example, so just add your sitemaps at the top and you should be all set. -Dan

Also, be aware that in this global economy, the IP does not always determine language (think travelers and expats). Be sure to keep an eye out on conversions and bounce rates on the redirected visitors. It shouldn't be a big issue, but it is something to keep in mind.

Hey There! Sorry about the odd issue. It is hard to say what is going on without an example of two pages we are calling duplicate content. If you could give me to URLs and I will check out this issues. Also the name of the campaign would be great too. If you don't want this in a public forum send me the info to help@seomoz.org.

Thank you so much. I think it wasn't a big deal everything seems fine!