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Maybe you can try restricting those people from leaving review with a htaccess. If they are clever they can still get arounf the restriction but the have got a harder time to do so. I don' know how it can be done technically but maybe you can restrict someone with a given mac address, so that a given computer will never be able to access your page again. Ban profiles and forbid e-mail addresses in the cms. I haven't got any better advices, these are machine algorythms so they do not see the face of the commenter. They can ve identified due to their ip, computer or e-mail.

I have a page and I want to remove .html ending from urls. What should I write in the htaccess?

Hello Conrad,

I think getting links from external sites to your new pages have never caused any trouble: both increases your overall domain authority, carries anchor text value to the specific pages so speeds up ranking process for specific terms and maybe gets in some extra visitors. I would definately look after some links to get from external sources to my important content.

Ranking process is hard to tell. I often see my rankings improving couple of months after a new page is added to my site. However one thing is sure: if you have not gained meaningful rankings so far than adding those links is a great idea.

This is the document I was searching for. I always got lost as other resources did not explain all character means but I think I will at last be able to understand this one. Thanks again

Thanks again for your help, really, much appreciated. Have a nice day.

I think that is not possible but you can look at older pagerank values here: http://livepr.ezer.com/

I found three options for you: http://www.techiecorner.com/106/how-to-disable-directory-browsing-using-htaccess-apache-web-server/

I think if you do it with.htacces that is a folder specific file than nobody will be able to detect where admin contet is located.

Can I ask you two more things?

First, could you please explain the regex to me as I don't understand a few parts, so:

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^score=[0-9]&rew=[0-9]$
RewriteCond this is the condition hen rewrite should take place
% I don't know why it is necessarry just see it everywhere
{QUERY_STRING} gets the query string
^ matches from beginning
score=[0-9]* score=takes a number from 0-9 zero to more times
&rew=[0-9]*$ again with rew=

RewriteRule  rule fot the rewrite
^(.*)$ I totally don't get this one
http://domain.com? I don't know why ? is needed
[R=301,L] 301 redirect

Secondly I would like to ask you for a code to remove .html endings from any urls.I think it should begin like

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (.*).html

But I am totally not enough for the second part. Could you please help me with this one as well?

Agreeing with the previous post adn in addition:

If you have dynamic links yor targeted pages get a different PR and anchor text value that can cause a fluctuation in your rankings that can be quite emberrasing i think. If you choose static links you can justify the targetted pages, forward value to those pages that really need them, and you can place your links in the beginning of the text fields so that they forward more pagerank than links in the bottom. I would choose static as I would like to alays kno hich page I am proposing, how and where I am proposing it. In addition to these technical Factors you have a better chance of guiding visitors through related material on your site.

Cheers

Yes, Sha looked at it and got a bit lost at once. I am totally new to server side codes and it needed a little modification but i got it working in the end. Thanks a lot.

Splendid You are the MAN. Thanks

better than hosting in Europe

Thanks for the help. Regretfully this is my very first time writing htaccess so lot of faults can occur. I posted another thread maybe someone knows better than I do. Thank you very much for your time.

I have some urls in my site due to a rating counter. These are like:

domain.com/?score=4&rew=25
domain.com/?score=1&rew=28
domain.com/?score=5&rew=95

These are all duplicate content to my homepage and I want to 301 redirect them there. I tried so far:

RedirectMatch 301 /[a-z]score[a-z] http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /.score. http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /^score$.* http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /.^score$.* http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /[a-z]score[a-z] http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 score http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /[.]score[.] http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /[.]score[.] http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /[a-z,0-9]score[a-z,0-9] http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /[a-z,0-9,=,&]score[a-z,0-9,=,&] http://domain.com
RedirectMatch 301 /[a-z,0-9,=&?/.]score[a-z,0-9,=&] http://domain.com

None of them works. Anybody? Solution? Would be very much appriciated

nothing works. maybe I'll try posting another thread.

I had a little experimentaiton with this one and according to my results there is difference, but you can try it yourself if you can post an article somewhere where you are able to put in extra links later

Still not working for me. I tried further with:

RedirectMatch 301 [.]score[.] http://domain.com  (I thought a-z stands just for letter and urls contain number and marks)
RedirectMatch 301 [.]score[.] http://domain.com

neither works

You should place canonical link when two pages contents are identical or have a very little difference. If this is the case, so your popular page's text taht you not prefer is very close to the text you prefer you can place the canonical link. If You have a totally different content I think you should just place some links pointingg to your preferred page.

The phisical location of the server matters, as if you have a hosting in Germany google assumes that webpage content is for Germany. With the rising of international hosting companies thid factor carries less and less values but it does have affect according to several posts. I personally have never tried to change my hosting to improve rankings

Based on google statement it will. If you target Canada you would like to host there, not in Canada. But I think if you are targeting China than google is not your primary seírch engine to take into consideration