Using the word "free" in the anchortext ok?

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    I was under the impression that it wasnt, but I am seeing it.

    If we are, that is fine, but I just want to know so I can use it as well.
     
    SportsOutlaw, Jul 12, 2005 IP
  2. Dastar

    Dastar Active Member

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    If it's the target phrase, sure.
     
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  3. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    There is nothing wrong with the word "free" IMO.
     
    digitalpoint, Jul 12, 2005 IP
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    That's cool, I have just been avoiding using the word because I didn't think it was allowed.
     
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    Most search engines are not aware of the meaning of words, free is english - think of all the other words that mean free too in other languages, dialacts etc.

    Google would need a bunch of people just for translating 'ignore-me-please-words'.
     
    frankm, Jul 12, 2005 IP