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I will fix that, thanks, funny my seo did not pick up on that.

Thanks all, I hoped it would be fine and I will proceed with your advice.

Thanks guys, I hoped that if some of the info was out of date on the 'subdomain reach', there may have now been a way to add a prefered subdomain to my campaign The reason for the request is currently Roger reports lots of duplicate tags on the blog which Google does not reports because they are restricted in robots.txt or with NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW, NOARCHIVE in the meta tag.. Since I do want to keep the historic data, I will just sift through the errors reported by the blog.

Thanks again Ryan, you have been very helpful answering al lot of my questions.

And that is why so many developers prefer to work in flash or silverlight. HTML will never be a standard as long as major browsers only support parts of it. Those development languages include the validation in the complier. It is only asking for misuse of a schema to release a 'standard' with little documentaion and no validation. Arrh, the good ond days of IE6 and every second line of HTML being a test for what the browser is.

You might try running a full linkscape report in the tools section. It may not return anything more than OSE, but then again- it might.

Perhaps it was cached in your browser?

I looked at wordpress, but I am having trouble getting it to play nicely with MVC.

We do that all the time in our web development. Like Alan pointed out, it all depends on intent. If you were trying to hide some keyword stuffing or anchor text links in an display:none div, well that could get you in trouble, but what you are doing is a normal and common use of display:none on the web. You have nothing to worry about.

I wouldn't take chances.  I would host on shore and use the country-specific domain. How search engines are behavin' today might be very different from tomorrow.  So, I would go with what makes logical sense.