As you probably know, the Vancouver 2010 Olympics are just over a week away, and you'll see the logo on just about anything. Another huge part of their branding is their website, Vancouver2010.com.
I came across the Vancouver 2010 Olympics website, and after staring at the nice colour scheme for a minute, I also came up with a few ways that it could be improved even more.
What's the best way to protect your site from hacking? To actually try it out, and hack your own site! It can be a great learning experience to test out some common exploits on your site, and fix all your vulnerabilities.
Plus, it's pretty fun to see the different ways that people can get into and cause problems with your site. This post focuses on a few of the most common ways that people can do this.
By default Wordpress adds a nofollow attribute value to some links, such as in the comments section. This is used so that, generally in user-generated content, they can share the PageRank with the website that they want to share it with, and not share it with potential spammers. This is used to deter spammers from posting because they wouldn't get any "link love".