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I don't post often but... On Fri, 2013-10-18 at 15:24 -0400, Tom Metro wrote: > > The purpose of doing some of the SEO tactics that Tom mentions > > would be to increase BLU's visibility when people search for "redhat > > configuration", "apache versus nginx" etc. This would help build > the user base of the group to those who might not directly seek out > BLU. That proposed rational is unethical. Decreasing the value of search terms for people either in the world or just in Boston where location information is correct. Making google search results serve the BLU instead of the searcher is not something that we should be actively trying to do. There is a case for more specific terms like "apache vs nginx talk" or "apache vs nginex meeting" but that's where we distinguish the kinds of resources the BLU provides. Martin Owens
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