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Major search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo prefer the content or sites containing the content which can lead the web and internet users to more better resources in their effort to search on the content they like. Most of the websites do not relish the idea that their visitors should leave their site and provide links in such a way that the internet user or visitor feels imprisoned or confined to the same very site. But the founders of this site do not like that the visitors be kept confined to lesser knowledge if there are better resources available on the world wide web. To keep in spirit with the philosophy of our Founder Owner we have permitted the members to post the links to better resources.

At the same time, as a prudent site owner we will not cherish that our users and members leave us and never visit their old Alma Matter so that we can once again lead them to better resources than ours. We do not claim that we are best as our Founder Owners believe that there is always someone somewhere who is even better than the best. To bring back our visitors, users, audiences and members we have put in place some Terms and Condition for Posting Links on our site. What are you thinking now? You might have published scholarly articles somewhere else on the web. Just republish your article and link some text in your article by using the Copy URL in the footer section for linking any resource on our site and post the URL of your own published article, which you think will supplement the knowledge of the visitor, by using the feature Post a Link to earn Scores and Cash Bucks at WebQuestionAnswers.

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