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Thanks. 1. Not very. I have not pushed it at all. A single link on HoF is about all and that has amounted to a small amount of steady traffic. If I did the full run like I do with HoF, it could be big. Actually, HoF could be bigger if I put more time into advertising it. 45k impressions a day is a pittance. 2. yes. I had just written my latest SES script (the one in FA) and put it in as part of the design. 3. It's built from parsing email feeds at the moment. I avoid screen scraping as much as possible and in this case, email was so much easier. I'll be adding RSS filtering (and an RSS feed) once I have a second, desire or call for it. > This is a great site, btw.  I'm not Jewish, so I guess it isn't > directly relevant to me, but I definitely appreciate the concept (and > find it interesting, nonetheless).  A few questions: > > 1. How popular is the site?  I could see something like this with such > a specific niche getting pretty popular. > 2. Do you use slashes in the URL rather than question marks and > ampersands to keep it search engine friendly? > 3. Do you build the content from filtered RSS feeds, or screen scraping? > > Christian > > On Jan 9, 2005, at 5:21 PM, Michael Dinowitz wrote: > > > Exactly. Put the content on a site with a proper flow and business > > model and > > boom, you've got a great page rank. I think I'm going to redo that site > > after I finish up my blackstone presentation (due tuesady night). > > Maybe get > > something out of the site. > > > >> Yes, a better flow would be good as I was initially kinda confused by > >> it. But you're right, it does have content. > > >