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Not me. I voted NO 
Bryian Tan
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Would it be frowned upon for me to add a link to my website so I can generate high quality back links for SEO?
Like put this link in my signature so it shows on every post?
I really need some help here on getting some traffic to my site so I can get more than 1 click a week.
If it ain't broke don't fix it
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You won't be the first.
An advice... do it elegantly and without big advertisement (i.e. Luc Pattyns signature two or thre threads below)
M.D.V. 
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I'll be gentle and elegant
Thanks!
If it ain't broke don't fix it
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I think my idea is going to backfire on me. Guess each post gets the signature at that moment in time.
That's too bad. Guess I need to work hard for each back link now.
If it ain't broke don't fix it
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And if every single member did this how would it look?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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The way the signature is cast in stone at the time of post is a smart design. I see the negative side now, so my bad.
Maybe these so called high quality back links are a myth and I should post a question somewhere asking.
If not a myth, would it be OK to write a new article on say Gulp and build automation and then carefully craft some high quality back links to show live examples.
If it ain't broke don't fix it
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I just saw your article in moderation... That was fast
M.D.V.
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Hmm.....
I’ve been writing bowling articles for the last year so I’ve had practice. I love bowling and the industry, talking about gear and the physics behind it.
I also applied for a part time job at Hard Media, DSport magazine (printed magazine to over a 1m subscribers) to write and author as well for the automotive industry, for I am the tech gear head on cars. I’m a driver and I love fast cars.
That’s sort of what I’ve doing on the side for the last 3 years.
Time will tell if I’m any good at it, and if I get this job so I can make some real money and have fun with even faster cars, I’m talking 800HP Nissans and Toyota’s. Sleeved engines and forced induction.
But the real test will be if I can generate some work here from my articles and backlinks; like if the whole thing comes together for me finally. Otherwise I’m out of here.
In hindsight, I should of made that article more explosive or eye popping by using css backgrounds and online section classes to make it look more magazine, like a page in print. Perhaps the need for speed will be an exciting topic for the summer and benefit both parties with exciting content that makes them wait in suspense.
That’s for the speed accolades! You got be fast now days. If you ain’t first your last, 😊
Note;
I would like to use CDN in an article so I can display real bootstrap examples instead of images. Perhaps a fake phone to display the responsive result.
To be able to show what packages can achieve in real-time.
I will experiment with the editor to see if I can perfect responsive design to my liking by injecting inline CSS.
If it ain't broke don't fix it
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Something happened with the pictures...
Representing Information Models as RDF and OWL Vocabularies[^]
M.D.V.
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The images are missing on his end. I have emailed him to see if he has backups.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thank you
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@Sean-Ewington
How long have "projects" been an article type? I don't remember them, and they appear to go to a moderation queue that doesn't appear on the home page list...
If they are new, what should go in them, and is there any guide as to the acceptance criteria?
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There is more than one...
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Project or silly question?
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A project article type is specifically for "Projects" and has a long, long history (just not one that's obvious!)
Back in the Workspaces era, a Project was an article connected to a Workspaces Project (Git repo). When we shut down Workspaces we kept the Project type, but only quietly. Recently we've been experimenting with associating articles with GitHub repos and we'll be using the Project type for those articles.
A 'Project' articles is essentially documentation for a code repository (or project) that's hosted somewhere else. The significance of the Project type is that changes in the remote repo will trigger an update to the CodeProject article: A new local copy of the code will be downloaded, and the Readme.md file will also be pulled in order to update the aricle's text. It gives authors another method by which they can author articles using the tools in their current workflow.
There are still some kinks to be worked out, but we're close.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Sounds like a good idea. 
Possibly a change in the name might be an idea: it'll sound to a student like a place to drop his homework for the whole world to go "oooh" and "aaah" over ... and get some rep points into the bargain.
How about "Hosted article" or similar?
Can we also either temporarily suspend them, or feed 'em into the Articles moderation queue? That one bloke was waiting 4 days because no one knew it was there...
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Hi Team,
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1242970/Dependency-Injection-using-Ninject-in-Net-MVC
My article has been closed by one of the user with reason "Content has been posted that is spam". Want to know which content in article it looks like spam.
Also I re submitted article with "Update my article" link but now it is not showing any approval pending status.
Please help.
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That's not in the article moderation queue, which is pretty quick.
I'd assume it's a glitch in the matrix - it's not showing as a "Pending Article", but as a "Pending Project":
And I have never seen a "Project" classification here, nor have I seen a project moderation queue.
If you can remember what you did to get this, it'd probably help, but if you are desperate than republish it, making sure it goes as a Article, not a Project. Otherwise, wait a little while (Sean is in Canada, so he's probably still in the arms of Morpheus at the moment)
@Sean-Ewington
Can you have a look at this one? It seems to have got lost somewhere and needs to be relocated to the moderation queue as an Article.
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While I am editing the article "A Note on CentOS & Miscellaneous[^]"
It did not allow me to save it, but shows me "There seems to be a problem".
If anyone can help me, it is appreciated.
Thanks,
Song
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