Now we are discussing whether they are looking at the count of nofollow links in our mix whereas supposedly there is only a fraction of 1% (non sculpting) links that are nofollowed. If we hold this data to be true or close to the truth, this mix issue should only come up when blogs with auto rel=nofollow links built-in begin to surpass those of the regular static site (and no links anymore!). Plus: the fact that google does look at which part of the architecture where you are linked, I think they are busy trying to build on making their deep link crawling more efficient and normally checking linking rates (100′s in one day all to like sources) as this would hurt you. But without a single no=follow I suppose this could tell google et al. that your site is being linked to and not out by interested parties. Is this a dead topic or am I off here. (BTW I checked, your blog uses the no=follow tag)_Thanks.

Kpilist