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April 11th, 2003, 05:39 PM
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Calculating PR
I know Google calculates the PR or your page by PR of the incoming links...but I'm a little confused exactly how this works.
For example, if mydomain.com has only one link coming from a PR10 site....would that give my site a PR10? What if I have 50 PR5 links....could that ever give me more than a PR5?
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April 12th, 2003, 04:57 AM
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Unfortunately it's not as simple as that and will depend on other factors, chiefly how many other links there are on those pages.
This document will explain everything you need to know ... http://www.supportforums.org/PageRank.pdf Gringo.
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