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The Google Directory is a dump
of the Open Directory Project (dmoz.org), which shows the PageRank
for listed documents similarly to the Google Toolbar display
scaled and by means of a green bar. In contrast to the Toolbar,
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The exact value is not displayed, but it can be determined by the
divided bar respectively the width of the single graphics in the source
code of the page if one is not sure by looking at the bar.
By comparing the Toolbar PageRank of a document with its Directory
PageRank, a more exact estimation of a pages PageRank can be deduced,
if the page is listed with the ODP. This connection was mentioned
first by Chris Raimondi (www.searchnerd.com/pagerank).

Especially for pages with a Toolbar PageRank of 5 or 6, one can
appraise if the page is on the upper or the lower end of its Toolbar
scale. It shall be noted that for the comparison the Toolbar PageRank
of 0 was not taken into account. It can easily be verified that
this is appropriate by looking at pages with a Toolbar PageRank
of 3. However, it has to be considered that for a verification pages
of the Google Directory respectively the ODP with a Toolbar PageRank
of 4 or lower have to be chosen, since otherwise no pages linked
from there with a Toolbar PageRank of 3 will be found.
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© 2002 eFactory Internet-Agentur KG Online-Marketing - written
by Markus Sobek
PageRank and Google are trademarks of Google Inc., Mountain ViewCA,
USA.
PageRank is protected by US Patent 6,285,999.
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