Can anybody explain?

Hey there,

I was checking links to my site from others and found out that some of the links had id="R0" and looked like this:

<a href="http://www.MYSITE.com" id="R0">MY SITE TITLE</a>

can anybody explain what is id="R0" ?
isn't it NO FOLLOW link?

 

Its called an ID tag, theres a crapload of different tags you can use with an anchor text link. I've seen them used to tag links to navigation bars, etc. It doesn't affect your link though.

 

I agree with wowhaxor

 

similarly in tag href could be written title="..", class=".." etc . don't worry

 

Do not worry about id="R0" , that guy had just set a style in the CSS.

 

Thanks a lot, guys

Why am I asking: ONLY my link on their link page has id="R0" tag.
All other don't have any special tags.

 

ID can be used by javascript code to easily search for the link (getElementById). There is no 'nofollow' property attached here.