Page Rank is all about getting links from other pages with a higher ranking than your own which then boosts your own ranking, but how did Google first start this process and with which sites? The problem is that how could any site have gotten a higher page rank if all sites first started out as a PR0? It's a bit like the chicken and the egg scenario, which came first? My thoughts are that Google must have made some decisions about assigning page rank in the first instance
I think they must have thought of this kind of 'voting for other sites' content' system right from the off.
For the first time, when google launched PR algorithm, all web pages in their index had pr1, and after the first pr update, their pr changed.
No it's not. Any link (within reason) passes PR, be it from a higher PR page or a lower PR one. You should probably read this.
hey guys, It is nice to hear the history, however, now there are more changes in terms of google, is it?