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Did you put this video up so that your blog readers will click on it that way this video stand a higher chance of making it to the most viewed video on youtube and more people will watch it as a result?
OK. I will NOT take your bait by not viewing it until next week. That way, me watching it will not contribute to raising the profile of this video in any fashion.
Its very manipulative.
Its no wonder those in manipulative professions hate the Chinese government for putting their hands in google search engines. See, they figured out how to manipulate the google search engine to give their page high ranks. Then the Chinese government steps in and destroyed their lifetime work by reordering the way google report their searches.
Posted by: mahathir_fan | February 13, 2008 at 04:07 PM