We have implemented on our web site the Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P), recommended by W3C. Then we checked as required if it validates, and when we were done, we have submitted it to a W3C Admin, he validated it too, and then he have published our site on this page: http://www.w3.org/P3P/ If you look there, you will find on a list the name of our company "Webnauts Net", without a link, just hardcoded, and look at the Google directory here http://www.google.com/search?q=www.webnauts.net&cat=gwd/Top What is W3C doing there? I don't get that. Also, for your information, we had a huge success at the recent Google PR update. For example some of many pages: www.webnauts.net/webceo.html PR 5 (using the nofollow attribute) www.webnauts.net/resources.html PR 6 www.webnauts.net/resources.xml PR 6 www.webnauts.net/accessibility-testing.html PR 6 www.webnauts.net/seo.html PR 6 www.webnauts.net/about-us.html PR 6 www.webnauts.net/academy/enroll.html PR 6 www.webnauts.net/academy/onsite-seo-training-seminar.html PR 6 www.webnauts.net/accessibility-need.html PR7 Older renamed and redirected pages from P6 to PR7 like this one: www.webnauts.net/skip-to-main-content.html PR 7 And Google shows 222 links, instead of 174 we actually had. Can you explain all this?