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[QUOTE=cscgal] In other words, if a community had the [b]same content[/b], would a visitor think of the forum as more serious / reputable / better simply because of the software used? Just throwing this idea up in the air people. Interested in hearing responses.[/QUOTE] You perhaps have a point. I …

[QUOTE=cscgal]Yes, slightly, but not nearly to the full extent that a non-frames page could be. [/QUOTE] Agreed. I have one frames site that has done better than expected, but it is no doubt harder to optimize.

I've found that time is the best thing for indexing forums. As long as a hack is installed. Your pages will all get indexed eventually.

[QUOTE=trifolic]Links are good no matter what. .[/QUOTE] That's what I think! Any link is a good one!

Yeah. They say it gets incrimentally harder to go up as you go. I'm personally finding it hard to go from 5 to 6. Hopefully next update!

Nice article. Very informative information. Getting visitors to return is the hardest part.

Hey! I'm new. I'm mainly into web design and SEO stuff!

Have you had success with getting email addresses this way? I'm still trying to find out the best way to get new newsletter enrollees. It's harder than I thought it'd be!

Pretty quick catch mnemtsas. Yup, I'm seeing the same thing...more backlinks, no change in PR....what's going on? Is PR as a visual indicator obsolete?

A friend of mine runs a site from godaddy for like $3 a month. In short, it doesn't take much if you don't need a ton of space.

Very good article. I found it very informative.

My AdSense stats always seem to be really delayed compare to AdWords though.

Perhaps more dynamic colors could bring it out more.