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I have a question.

Should no follow be added to everything that links to another site? say, an image or screenshot link?

No.
nofollow is only added to links that are of no importance. Screenshots are usually not links, they are images so you cannot add a nofollow tag to them.

Images are like
Code:
<img src="[URL]http://tinypic.com/12345.jpg[/URL]" />
which is different from the example in the first post as they don't have a <a> tag around them.

Remember we are adding the nofollow to the link part and not the image. Hope you follow me. If it's not clear let me know.
 
1 question about this nofollow.
What if i have my site pages? eg: xyz.com/asd/rules.html where i dont want to give out pagerank juice
if i add rel nofollow in that then will it help????
 
1 question about this nofollow.
What if i have my site pages? eg: xyz.com/asd/rules.html where i dont want to give out pagerank juice
if i add rel nofollow in that then will it help????

Yes it will help a lot. Adding nofollow to links which are of little or no importance makes search engines like Google concentrate on other pages which are more likely to bring traffic.

Examples of links you can add it to on a warez site include:
contact, faq, rules, staff/team leaders, donate, login, register, members list, etc.
 
Lots of people are adding File Host buttons to their sites to make more money from referals.

eg BlaZe's site http://rapidscene.ws/ on the left under the Katz Button.

fKOGd.png


To help your SEO and keep Google on your site and index more pages you should add rel="nofollow" to these links. You want people to click on them but you don't want Google or other search engines to follow them leaving your site.

This is how to add the code to stop Google Crawling the links and leaving your site.


You should have a link something like this


We want to change it to
Hello dear...!
Really useful tips...Thanks for sharing great tips...Please keep sharing ...Keep it up...!
 
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I believe the rel="nofollow" attribute isn't recognized by Google anymore, corrent me if i'm wrong

this is html so google will recognize it,

i think javascript/flash are the things which are not recognized by google[but they are working on understanding flash - just like decoding - if it happen means, search engine become eater of bandwidth, every time they load it, because flash is not a text file in kb]
 
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