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Disavow (v): To deny any responsibility or support for something. This definition succinctly describes Google’s Disavow Links Tool, which allows webmasters to disavow links to their websites if they feel that the links are causing harm. If ever there was a time to say, “With great power comes great responsibility,” this is it.

At the Pubcon keynote today, Google’s Matt Cutts announced that the Google Disavow Links tool is now available while stressing that webmasters need to be careful when using it. Said Cutts, “Most sites shouldn’t use this tool. Use Caution. Don’t just start disavowing links. Please start slow.” The tool has been in beta for the last few weeks.

The Disavow tool is most beneficial for webmasters who have received notice of a manual spam action caused by unnatural links to their website. Using the disavow tool, Google can be instructed to ignore these links when evaluating your website. According to the Google announcement, if you haven’t received a notice of spam action caused by unnatural links, you’ve little use for the tool.

In order to use the tool, you’ll need to visit the Disavow Tool link and select your website. If your website isn’t verified, you’ll need to verify it before continuing. Once verified, you’ll then be prompted to upload a plain text file containing the links you want to disavow, with one link per line. Once the file is submitted, the links will be disavowed, for better or for worse.

[via Google Webmaster Central Blog]

Google launches Disavow Links Tool for webmasters is written by Brittany Hillen & originally posted on SlashGear.
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RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Richard Sherman doesn’t shy away from talking, whether on the field trying to rattle the receivers he’s defending or just chatting in the Seattle Seahawks locker room.

And Sherman didn’t avoid talking on Tuesday, albeit with a slightly more subdued tone after two days during which his comments following the Seahawks’ victory over New England drew national attention.

Sherman said he had no regrets about his strong comments and messages from his Twitter account after Seattle’s 24-23 victory. While some of his postgame comments in the locker room became instant sound bites, it was a tweeted picture that drew the most attention.

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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney continued to push the claim that his jobs plan will create 12 million jobs during Tuesday’s presidential debate, despite recent controversy surrounding the studies on which that claim is based.

“We have not made the progress, we need to make to put people back to work,” Romney said, according to a transcript provided by the Washington Post. “That’s why I put out a five-point plan that gets America 12 million new jobs in four years and rising take-home pay.”

In some ways, it’s a safe bet, with a recent analysis predicting that exact number of jobs will be created by 2016, regardless of who becomes president, a point noted by the Washington Post’s Glenn Kessler.

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It wasn’t long ago when we got an early look an listen to a near-final version of V-Moda’s audiophile-tuned M-100 lifestyle headphones — and now, after months of crowd-sourcing feedback, the company is finally green-lighting mass production. You may recall that pricing and availability hadn’t been set, but now the company has confirmed that the fashionable metal-clad cans will be ready by the holidays, priced at a cool $300. As a refresher, that dollar amount snags you the foldable mil-spec 810G-rated headphones themselves, a hard-shell case, a duo of 3.5mm cables (one with a single button remote / mic, and another with an auxiliary output), corks for both cable inputs on the earcups and a quarter-inch adapter. You’ll have a choice in color between white with gray, black with red (pictured) and matte black with an orange cable, while adding in an extra 10 bucks also lets you add-on a second set of customizable back-plate ‘shields’ and its Fader earplugs. If you’re eager to ensure you’ll have your own pair once the M-100 headphones are ready to ship, they’ll be up for pre-order by day’s end at the source link below. You’ll find more details in the press release after the break — and don’t forget to peruse our detailed ears-on and interview with owner Val Kolton from last week while you make up your mind.

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