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PR affected by URL form
I have a couple of completely static pages, that show PR0, unless I add a parameter or a named anchor to the URL.
If I do so, the pages are revealed as having an actual PR of 4. For example: www.gnuut.com/pagename.html shows PR0, but if I enter www.gnuut.com/pagename.html?anything - or - www.gnuut.com/pagename.html#thisthat the PR is displayed as 4. What is going on here? Is the original Google toolbar that buggy, or is it the Google API it uses?
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