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Re:9 ways to improve your site but you don't know how to by joshfinnie on Friday May 14, 2010 @09:50AM (#1347320)
This reads like an ad. I don't think there is any real information here (at least not as the title describes it). Though I only got through #2 on the list (both pushing some sort of CMS...)

I think this is being gamed.

Re:9 ways to improve your site but you don't know how to by Sukotto on Friday May 14, 2010 @10:41AM (#1347436)
How did this blatant advertisement get onto the FP?

   Here are 9 things your website needs to improve.

   By an *amazing coincidence* the product I want to
   sell you does exactly those things!

   Order yours today!!!
Re:9 ways to improve your site but you don't know how to by bradleyland on Friday May 14, 2010 @09:45AM (#1347307)
How did this get up-voted? "But you don't know how to." Really?
Re:9 ways to improve your site but you don't know how to by jeffreylo on Friday May 14, 2010 @10:18AM (#1347386)
Not sure what Patapage is; this article didn't offer anything by way of new information about site improvement, nor did it explain what 'Patapage' is.
Re:9 ways to improve your site but you don't know how to by robinduckett on Friday May 14, 2010 @10:14AM (#1347369)
Is this for real? Is this a real thing?
Re:9 ways to improve your site but you don't know how to by pupunzi on Friday May 14, 2010 @10:19AM (#1347389)
Yes, Patapage is a real online service.

P.s.: I'm not hacking the system :-)