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This is done to reflect normal web site handling. I make the browser load a page containing several small images. This requires multiple server connections (or keepalive) and is a good test to see how well the browser manages its network connections, as well as how well it can cope with rendering multiple images simultaneously. After logging out and logging in, I load a browser, clear its cache, then I use Google image search to search for the word 'solid'. This ensures that any referenced pages are pre-cached, and any required DNS lookups are completed, to minimise the effects of DNS delays. Then I load use Google image search to search for three more words (pine, red, stone - don't blame me for the results that come up, I wasn't expecting them either), and I use the average load time of these three pages. (The timer starts when I hit 'search', and stops when all images have completed loading.) My connection speed is 100 Mbps and has no discernable effect on the results. I have also tested it on a 700 Kbps connection and got similar results. Google search time is typically below 0.03 seconds.
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Although it is sometimes said that serving one's punishment is sufficient penalty for the commission of a crime, in truth the damage to one's reputation may be the greater penalty -- damage both within the system itself and within other systems of urban reputation management, such as that of elections to office. Between the explicit punishment and the damage to one's reputation, the total effect of a conviction in the criminal justice system so damages a person's ability to lead a normal life that the process, at least ostensibly, is meticulous in determining guilt or lack thereof. In case of "reasonable" doubt, a suspected malefactor is freed -- though the mere fact of the trial is recorded, and affects his future reputation.

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As CGM grew with the rise of social media and other similar user-based online content aggregators, it began to effect search results more and more, bringing with it increased attention to the matter of managing these results.

EBay was one of the first web companies to harness the power of CGM feedback. By using user generated feedback ratings buyers and sellers were given reputations that helped other users make purchasing and selling decisions. ReputationDefender was one of the first companies that offered to proactively manage online reputations. ClaimID is another company that early on presented services designed to promote personal ORM. In 2010, DigitalStakeout announced it's iScoutWeb reputation intelligence offering which enables subscribers to discover reputation information suppressed by ORM companies.

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NOTE: I have updated the page after discovering that I had done the multiple image test with Opera 8 on Linux set to 'ID as Opera' (not the default setting). This is important because Google uses the wrong HTTP header to check if the browser can handle a gzip compressed page, which Opera can. Instead of checking the Accept-Encoding header, which correctly says this, they check the User-Agent, and only use gzip if the browser claims to be Mozilla or MSIE (other browsers like Safari and Konqueror are also included in this). Setting Opera to use 'ID as MSIE' (default setting) or 'ID as Mozilla 5.0' makes Google send it the compressed version as well. This makes a huge difference, from Opera appearing to be almost the slowest at 2.50 seconds, to being clearly the fastest at 1.82 seconds.

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Write better anchor text
Anchor text is the clickable text that users will see as a result of a link, and is placed within the anchor
tag .
This anchor text accurately describes the content on one of our article pages
This text tells users and Google something about the page you're linking to. Links on your page may
be internal—pointing to other pages on your site—or external—leading to content on other sites. In
either of these cases, the better your anchor text is, the easier it is for users to navigate and for
Google to understand what the page you're linking to is about.
Good practices for anchor text
• Choose descriptive text - The anchor text you use for a link should provide at least a basic
idea of what the page linked to is about.
Avoid:
• writing generic anchor text like "page", "article", or "click here"
• using text that is off-topic or has no relation to the content of the page linked to
• using the page's URL as the anchor text in most cases (although there are
certainly legitimate uses

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