I think I’ll leave cites.boisestate.edu. The primary content of the home page is a redirect–but I’m also urging people to change links that they know about. Meanwhile, most traffic to that site is directly to one of the issues or essays; my current understanding is that those issues and essays will be around for a year or two, so I think I’ll let it be.

http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/future-pagerank/

The toolbar data is a bit out-of-date. Real Google has it as a PR 6.

If it was PR 0, it wouldn’t rank for a search on Cites and Insights.

If you know the Boise State sysadmins, you could have cites.boisestate.edu do a permanent redirect to citesandinsights.info

waltcrawford.name gets a lot of links from lisnews.org and this blog and it’s also in the DMOZ directory

To be honest, I didn\’t know there was a \”www.citesandinsights.info\” (maybe Blake established it automagically?). The site you tested is the home page as I consistently provide it [although, technically, that\'s probably an alias for my original domain registration, cical.info].

PageRank of 6 is just fine by me.

I have no idea how I\’d fix the lynx glitch; I think I\’m using fairly standard WordPress. Maybe Blake (who reads this from time to time) will have some idea. (Or maybe it\’s a side-effect of the increased server-side security?)

Of course, my page rank isn\’t important; readership is, and it\’s highly unlikely that random searches would yield much of any readership that\’s of interest. Thus the Friday post: Curious but not very important.

Hmm. I just noticed that my personal home page (http://waltcrawford.name) also has a Google PageRank of 6. That\’s also a little strange. I\’m guessing that C&I will gradually move up as new articles get links. I updated the two links to C&I pages in Wikipedia, but can\’t really do much about a few hundred (few thousand?) links elsewhere.

I’m not sure why those are not being merged.

There’s also something odd about your site configuration, where I couldn’t connect to it with ‘lynx’, the text-mode browser, getting a 403 Forbidden error, although normal web browsers work fine. You might want to fix that glitch just in case it’s confusing spiders.