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Well I have one nice questions for you guys :P

It is about wordpress, but I'm pretty sure that doesn't matter at all..

Ontopic, links in posts are considered as links out, or not ? And how bad that can be in SEO case ?

If site is about reviews, and almost every post is like this:

Wjunction.com is a very good webmasters hangout forum bla bla.... Is it better to have link to wj, or to place it like text, and if someone wants to visit it, must copy url and paste it in browser.

I hope u will understand =)
 
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If links have attribute rel=nofollow then they wont be counted as outbound links.
But if they are not nofollow then those links will be counted as outgoing links and your Page PR will contribute to the linked page PR.

It has no effect on your site.
 
mikeee said:
If links have attribute rel=nofollow then they wont be counted as outbound links.
But if they are not nofollow then those links will be counted as outgoing links and your Page PR will contribute to the linked page PR.

It has no effect on your site.
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If you have links in your site linking to other sites and they dont have nofollow then google will leave your site and go to the site your linking to. I believe..
 
This doesn't happen. People do LE with others, this doesn't mean Google won't index their pages.
Google takes content and images from your page and then considers the keyword and link of the linked page.

PS: Sorry if your question was something else. n Sorry for my poor teaching skills >_>

bxflow said:
If you have links in your site linking to other sites and they dont have nofollow then google will leave your site and go to the site your linking to. I believe..
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The links on your page, wheter they're do follow, or no follow, won't affect your page popularity, page rank etc. It may only be good for the website which is linked, if it's a do follow :)
 
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