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Thanks everyone! Will check these out when I get a chance, prepping for SMX West at the moment.

Hi Mike- yes, this would definitely be included. Thanks! Jon

Thanks Greg - definitely helpful to hear your experience and the uplift you saw. Appreciate you sharing that! Regarding the "too many links per page" - one nice part is that this will only be for logged-in subscribers, so Google won't see it (unless their crawler buys a Moz Analytics account!) :-). And yeah, as Keri said and Dr. Pete has pointed out, 100 links per page is more of warning (kind of a "you're creeping up there,") not an error/problem every time.

That name would fool me!

Right! I think that we will get a larger number of really interesting questions.... and will be great to see associates posting.

OK.  Here's what I can tell you.  I use two different accounts in chrome.  In both of them I have cleared my cache and cookies.  In one account it works just fine.  In the other, I get the problem. So, when I go to this current page, http://www.seomoz.org/q/q-a-performance-improvements, and click on "reply" I get a brand new page on which to enter my reply.  The url of the new page is http://www.seomoz.org/q/reply/122471/replies/new. On that page, the javascript error console gives me this: http://imgur.com/8aLFmfG Hope that helps.

Okay Keri, I have done this already, but i can be pretty sure this won't be possible for all your pro members they will be going to do this copy whether you send warning. I hope all pro members know and save this first before the private gone out from their hands. regards, Ram Babu

That is good news. It will ease some minds that are going nuts over the duplicate content reporting. Thanks!

one more test... please ignore.

It looks like he did get what he wanted done for now. Thanks everyone!

Well, they are your interns to direct, but I do think we have a couple of things with actionable reports that might get you a better ROI.

Hey Berend van Bon, The Back Burner has an interesting thought on the decrease in your DA. It's tough to say for sure why your DA has dropped - it could be due to the updated DA model or we might not have crawled as many sites linking to you. If the latter is the case, you would see a decrease in link count, thereby lowering your DA. Most likely if you see a drop in your linking domains and/or URL counts, this was what caused your DA to decrease. If these metrics look about the same as last index, the drop would probably be due to the updated DA model. I hope that helps, but let me know if you have any other questions! Thanks, Carin

We've announced the transition, so I can post the URL here. It's http://rcnavalcombat.com/. We're running out of HDD space on the current virtual server, so I'm shopping for a larger package, and will be setting up the new server with the latest in DNN and AF, tweaking things the way I want, and importing the existing site (and rinse and repeat about five times to get bugs worked out I imagine) then going live with the upgrades on the new server.