Links and Usability

Graywolf has a great post about inline linking.

I have to agree with him that I prefer resource links to be at the end of an article, rather than scattered through out the article.

Makes me think about how I write posts and how usable they are to my readers.

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Posted by Paul Flyer on Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006 in Link Building

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