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Technorati Only Displaying Inbound Links Up to Thirty Days Old?
Written by Allen Stern - November 12, 2007
Last week we learned that Technorati has taken blog posts older than six months out of their online index claiming that it was a part of their "economization" plan. Tonight I see that they are only displaying inbound links up through approximately 30 days ago. Counts have dropped dramatically overall. I always liked Technorati for the ability to look back in time (since CN began) and see who linked to what posts. That is gone now. I sure hope it's a bug.
I hope we get some clarification from Technorati as to what is going on with these link counts and how they will affect authority figures since those are based on six-month figures. Please report in if you are seeing the same thing on your site. So far I have tested 10 sites and all are in the same ~30 day link display period.
Wouldn't this have been a good topic to discuss along with other planned changes at BWE?
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I can still find my old posts up to 6 months. I hope we're not in the beginning phase of another purge and what you're experiencing is just a glitch. I mean, 30 days would be just one final step away from purging everything and closing shop ....
not posts Zoli - inbound links
Due to Technorati not giving me the chance to skip to "last" page of inbound links, I'm not really able to check this out for big pages. Am I missing something?
I have always had problems with Technorati -- particularly their Authority links. I am skeptical that they are accurate.