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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

RSS directories list

In RSS submission here’s a List of RSS directories, Blog directories, and Article directories.

You might as well focus on getting the most “bang for your buck/time” by submitting to DoFollow RSS and blog directories, If you’re going to go to the “trouble” of doing these submissions either by hand or using the tools recommended below.

For updated niche-specific DoFollow lists check out Backlinkforums.com
BacklinkForums.com was created to provide members with DoFollow Blog and Site lists. Each list we provide our members is DoFollow for SEO purposes. When going for backlinks, you want to get a link that passes “link juice” to your own site which helps its PR and organic ranking in the SERPS. As a premium member of our forum, you are allowed to request a niche specific DoFollow site list to help start your link building campaign. This is the main service we provide which is a great help for any serious backlinker. – Our moderators are all seasoned SEO specialists so any questions or input our members throw out will always be answered with as much accuracy as we can provide.

List of Dofollow RSS directories


Note: some items have profile information some do not, doesn’t matter, they’re all DoFollow RSS directories so submit your feeds to them all.

Feedest.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 75,200
Backlinks in Yahoo: 14,863
PageRank: 3
Link Status: DoFollow
Quantcast Rank: 174,958
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: None
Spam in index: Yes

Blogoculars.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 209
Backlinks in Yahoo: 19,532
PageRank: 3
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: No

2rss.com
Created: 2008
Indexed Pages in Google: 1,970
Backlinks in Yahoo: 44,655
PageRank: 6
Link Status: DoFollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: No
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: No

Feedbees.com
Created: 2008
Indexed Pages in Google: 8,980
Backlinks in Yahoo: 569
PageRank: 4
Link Status: DoFollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: Yes

Plazoo.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 92,200
Backlinks in Yahoo: 137,778
PageRank: 6
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed:
Editorial Policy: No (?)
Spam in index: No

Leighrss.com
Created: 2008
Indexed Pages in Google: 1,970
Backlinks in Yahoo: 753
PageRank: 4
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: 226,198
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: No

RSSMountain.com
Created: 2007
Indexed Pages in Google: 19,500
Backlinks in Yahoo: 75,117
PageRank: 5
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: No
Spam in index: Yes, loads

Feedbase.net
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 496
Backlinks in Yahoo: 2,404
PageRank: 0
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: Nodata
Individual Feed Items Listed: No
Editorial Policy: None
Spam in index: Yes

Rssmotron.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 925
Backlinks in Yahoo: 2,468
PageRank: 3
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: No
Spam in index: Yes

Daytimenews.com
Created: 2005
Indexed Pages in Google: 5,470
Backlinks in Yahoo: 1,239
PageRank: 0
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: Yes

RSS Feeds Submission Directory
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 25,500
Backlinks in Yahoo: 118,882
PageRank: 4
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: Some

MillionRSS.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 12,300
Backlinks in Yahoo: 369,837
PageRank: 5
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: 318,316
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: No
Spam in index: Yes

Goldenfeed.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 13,000
Backlinks in Yahoo: 17,200
PageRank: 3
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: http://www.quantcast.com/goldenfeed.com
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: No sure
Spam in index: some

Jordomedia.com
Created: 2003
Indexed Pages in Google: 67,500
Backlinks in Yahoo: 11,172
PageRank: 4
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: 65,107
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: No

Rssmad.com
Created: 2005
Indexed Pages in Google: 5,330
Backlinks in Yahoo: 18,662
PageRank: 3
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: Some

Feedage.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 747,000
Backlinks in Yahoo: 2,843,268
PageRank: 5
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: 14,572
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: Some

Syndic8.com
Created: 2001
Indexed Pages in Google: 48,100
Backlinks in Yahoo: 151,712
PageRank: 5
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: ?
Spam in index: Yes

RSS Spider
Created: 2009
Indexed Pages in Google: 10,500
Backlinks in Yahoo: 215
PageRank: 5
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: 252,238
Individual Feed Items Listed: No
Editorial Policy: No
Spam in index: Yes

FeedListing.com
Created: 2009
Indexed Pages in Google: 551
Backlinks in Yahoo: 16
PageRank: 0
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: No
Spam in index: Yes

Feedgy.com
Created: 2009
Indexed Pages in Google: 652
Backlinks in Yahoo: 108
PageRank: 2
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: No
Spam in index: Yes

FeedSee
Created: 2008
Indexed Pages in Google: 1,850
Backlinks in Yahoo: 3,261
PageRank: 4
Link Status: DoFollow
Quantcast Rank: 281,541
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: No

Feeds4All
Created: 2005
Indexed Pages in Google: 3,710
Backlinks in Yahoo: 357,312
PageRank: 0
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: Yes
Spam in index: No

Feedbomb.com
Created: 2005
Indexed Pages in Google: 149
Backlinks in Yahoo: 18,234
PageRank: 3
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy: ?
Spam in index: Yes

Feednuts.com
Created: 2006
Indexed Pages in Google: 2,110
Backlinks in Yahoo: 52,344
PageRank: 5
Link Status: Dofollow
Quantcast Rank: No data
Individual Feed Items Listed: Yes
Editorial Policy:
Spam in index:

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Effect using RSS submission software

I started a network marketing blog and used this software as the primary backlinks acquirer.

What usually happens when I make a new blog post is the post will get indexed within 5 minutes, and the title of the posts are page 1 in about 30 minutes, but the page 1 effects are not showing my blog post, just the indexed RSS submissions.

Even though this software promises to do 19-20 RSS submissions per post, I only see 3 RSS aggregator sites getting indexed quickly and I don’t search to see if the others are providing credited backlinks, I just do a “SERPs-check” to see what’s getting indexed quickly.

Now, as you probably know, when you do anything that instantly links to your site like a Mixx or BlogCatalog or whatever… those sites usually out-rank your site at first, but later on, those sites fall to the wayside, they disappear from the SERPs but since they’re linking to you, what eventually happens is your blog post ends up outranking them.



I’ve also discovered that it takes about a week or two to get the more competitive terms/post to page 1 when using this software, but it’s all autopilot site promotion and it is 100% hands-free.

I also downloaded a plugin that makes RSS feeds out of my categories and have started submitting them to the RSS aggregator sites using RSS Bot. I’m not sure what value there is to linking to categories yet, but it can’t hurt and it may have the added benefit of getting my category feeds picked up by the auto-bloggers as well.

If this proves fruitful, then I will add category RSS feeds to all my sites.

Moving forward with auto site promotion, I’m going to add in some social bookmarking profile accounts for use with the AutoSocial Poster plugin which randomly submits posts to a random amount of social bookmarking profiles each time you make a post.

Using this RSS software and AutoSocial Poster plugin is pretty decent and SAFE auto-promotion for sites and has the added benefit of being totally hands-free and consistent link building method. With link building, there is always the danger of overlinking if you build links up too quickly, but consistency plays a large role in avoiding any linking discreditation.

If you practice proper on-page SEO, plus add in some effective automation for getting backlinks, there’s really no reason why you won’t dominate for long-tail and medium competition terms on your sites. As time goes on and you accrue more of these backlinks, your site will have more link juice, more “SEO weight” to it, and the rankings for other, more competitive terms on your site will start to creep up.

Naturally, using stand-alone software for autopilot backlinking won’t always get you top-ranked for everything but it does provide a real solid “core” for your site, which can then be enhanced by using link building services to get you to where you want to be in the SERPs.

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How to use RSS to increase backlinks

How to use RSS for backlinks, how to exponentially deepen and increase your backlinks using your main RSS feeds, merged/mixed/mashed-up master feeds, and some ways to increase your SERPs by practicing better on-page optimization for your main site RSS feeds.

I’ve been doing a lot of research on this topic for the last week and I haven’t seen anything or anyone who has explained this in full detail, and it kinda ticked me off!

Most people are writing half-assed posts about using Yahoo Pipes without giving reasons why someone should pipe their feeds.

Others just write stuff that gets you halfway there towards doing merged feeds and where to turn html pages and sites into RSS feeds, but they didn’t say how this helps your search engine rankings.


Using RSS technology is widely ignored and/or misunderstood by a lot of webmasters, therefore it’s mis-used by most webmasters. But let’s skip the default definitions for what RSS stands for (really simple syndication) and let’s get down into how people are MIS-using it.

Mis-use of RSS
If you have a blog an RSS feed is created automatically upon creation, and is immediately available and viewable on;
- yourdomainname.com/feed
- or yourdomainname.com/feed/rss.

Most people who submit their main site feed don’t get the full value out of their submissions and RSS feeds because they’re not optimizing their main site feeds properly, and they’re not promoting it the right way.

How to optimize your sites’ main RSS feed:
Get it optimized for the main keywords for your site by using FeedBurner plugin which changes it from the default-
- yourdomainname.com/feed
- domainname.com/yourmostimportantsitekeywordshere (something with far better SEO benefits)

NOTE: Prior to writing this article and learning and adapting, I went ahead and changed a lot of my sites’ main feeds. My main site feed url used to be:

- http://linkvanareviews.com/feed
- and now its http://feeds.feedburner.com/Link-Building-Tips-Link-Building-Services

Now that you have your important main site keywords in your site feed you’ll be using Anchor Text for your main site in your RSS feed descriptions, which creates some valuable link juice to your site using free resources when you go to post your main site feed to the RSS aggregators,

So get all your sites’ RSS feeds turned into something that makes the name of the RSS feed keyword-rich and site descriptive. Feedburner does a good job of this but always seems to trip me up on one of their steps, but it’s worth it to get it done to achieve anchor text in your RSS feed names.

How to promote your main site feeds?
1- Submit or ping your RSS feeds.
I prefer submitting the main site feed to the RSS aggregators, and also submit individual posturls as their own RSS feeds which creates deep, deep backlinks on autopilot.
2- Take your main site RSS feeds and Mash them up into a Master RSS feed.

RSS merging or RSS mashups is done by using 3d party resources to parse/merge/mashup whatever RSS feeds you enter into their user interface to create a centralized, mashed-up, merge RSS feed which is a combination of all those feeds, combined.

What do do with Merged, MashedUp RSS feeds?
If you have 4 niche sites and they all have feeds, create one master feed for all those sites and submit that master feed url to the RSS aggregators sites. If you don’t have RSS feeds for a site because it’s in html or ASP format, you can create feeds from HTML urls by going to sites like HTML2RSS to create feed-worthy urls to parse merge and submit.

I’ve used Yahoo Pipes to create Merged RSS feeds but FeedMingle, RSSMIX and HTML2RSS are some resources you should check out as well.

The Master Feed will be a list of all your other feeds, therefore, it’ll be linking to all of these sub-feeds which in turn link to your recent posts and published urls.

There is a bit of reduced effectiveness of the backlinks here since they’re twice and thrice-removed from the original urls you’re trying to rank well, but what you’re doing here is creating a deeper deep-linking autopilot mechanism for getting backlinks.

One thing to remember here is this is and can be an auto-promoted link wheel, especially if you add in the RSS feeds for your Web 2.0 sites as part of your RSS feed promotions. Further on down this post, I reference a Twitter Link Wheel, which is also par tof what you’d need to do for creating this auto-promoting, deep-linking link building mechanism.

But wait, there’s more! How to create more effective and direct RSS backlinks to all your site urls:

Everything this post covered so far is good for creating feeds which links to feeds, or feeds which links to recently posted content. This is all good advanced quality SEO work that builds your link popularity, but to get even more benefits from this sooner rather than later, you want to take things to a whole new level.

You want to submit each post, or article or webpage to the RSS aggregators as an individual RSS feed. A lot of webmasters who are into link building don’t realize this can be done, and they’re missing out on a lot of the benefits of RSS.

Read this article on RSS submissions to see what software can turn all your sites urls for all types of sites into individual RSS feeds that get posted to 20 RSS aggregator sites on autopilot each and every time you add new content to those sites. This is equivalent to getting 20 backlinks for everything you write on complete autopilot and has great SEO benefits for your ranking and link popularity.

The RSS :
1- Create a list of all your sites (blogs, html ASP etc..)
2- Use services like Feedburner to turn your blog site feeds into Keyword Descriptive Feed names (relevant to site s’ main keywords)
3- Use HML2RSS or other services that create feed-worthy urls out of non-blogs
4- Group your sites together by niche category, make a niche-grouped list of urls
5- Make a master RSS feed of the niche urls, and name it with the descriptive keywords for your niche, if available
6- Submit the Master Merged Feeds to the RSS aggregators
7- Promote your Master Feeds by getting some backlinks to them

Extra Credit: Consider using FriendFeed and Twitter to build Twitter Link wheels
Extra Credit 2 – Use Yoast’s Plugin called RSS footer to place backlinks in your RSS feed so the people scraping your RSS feed have to give you a backlink

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

How to Offer your Users an RSS Feed

How to Offer your Users an RSS Feed Everyday more and more people and websites are offering RSS (Really Simple Syndication) news feeds. It is great for businesses and websites- it is free advertising for them when people read their news feed each day, and search engines like websites which offer an RSS feed, as it shows they have interesting, changing content.

Here's how to offer one. An RSS feed looks like this: Big Wow Web Hosting http://www.bigwowwebhosting.com Web Hosting News Microsoft Unveils Plans http://www.bigwowwebhosting.com/news.php Microsoft unveils its latest plans... blah blah The first line in the document is the XML declaration. It tells the aggregator what XML version and what character encoding is used in the document. In this feed it corresponds to the 1.0 XML specification and uses the ISO-8859-1 character set: The next line describes what version of RSS is being used: The next line describes the element of the document: Big Wow Web Hosting (title of feed/your site) http://www.bigwowwebhosting.com (link to feed/your site) The next three lines describe the elements of the channel element: Web Hosting News (description of the feed) Then comes the element (s). The element contains the information you would like your RSS feed to show (title, link and description). You can add as many items as is required: Microsoft Unveils Plans (title of news item/headline) http://www.bigwowwebhosting.com/news.php (link to full article) Microsoft unveils its latest plans... blah blah Lastly, the two last lines close the and elements: As you can see RSS is pretty simple and descriptive. Just make sure you remember that all XML elements need to be closed and properly nested, XML tags are case sensitive and attribute values need to always be quoted . You can validate your feed at http://feedvalidator.org/. You then need to tell the world about your feed. http://www.syndic8.com -The largest RSS directory with over 300,000 feeds. http://www.daypop.com -Has over 50,000 news oriented feeds. http://www.newsisfree.com.- Over 18,000 feeds.

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Using RSS Data To Make More Money

It's probably hard to argue that anyone who uses the Internet today hasn't heard of spam. If they have an email inbox it is probably full of it.

Spam, for the uninitiated, is the receipt of unwanted emails from people whom you did not request to receive information. Spam represents the "push" technology. That is, people "push" their email message at your inbox, whether you have asked to receive the email or not.



And that aspect of "push" technology is what many have come to believe is the death of email. It's arguable that email will still be around for quite a long time, even though there are still people who continue the illegal spam process. In fact, companies are making millions now just providing everyday users as well as huge corporations, solutions claiming to solve their spam problem.

RSS, on the other hand, can be said to be the exact opposite of the email "push" technology. Because you cannot "push" your message to subscribers. In fact, the only way that people can subscribe to an RSS feed is to do so voluntarily. And, at the same time, they can unsubscribe whenever they want.

That's why it's called a "pull" technology. Because subscribers "pull" information into their readers and, if the content isn't what they expect, they can unsubscribe whenever they'd like. So, unlike the email "push" technology, there is no one using RSS that is experiencing an inbox full of spam. All they have to do is to unsubscribe and they will never receive another message from the person who provided the feed.

RSS has become a popular way to make money on line too. And that is due in part to the popularity of the RSS "pull" technology. Here's one way of monetizing a website using RSS feeds.

Imagine setting up a static one page web site - a minisite if you will. Now, add either Google Adsense code or the new Yahoo version of the Google Adsense style ads that, when clicked by a visitor - you earn cash.

This gives you a nice starting point and, if you optimize your web page properly, there is a good chance you will get a high ranking in the search engines. And, the more people who see your page, the more likelihood they will click on one of the links on your web page and you'll earn revenue from the click.

But RSS provides an even greater potential. Because by adding an RSS feed to that same web page, you turn a static web page that only contains the information you placed on it, into a dynamic ever changing web page that others will likely come back more than once to read.

After all, once someone has read a one page web site, what incentive is there for them to come back? Plenty, if you use RSS feeds on your web page. It is possible to add 5, 10 or 15 feeds on your once static web page and now, you've got a page that automatically updates itself and provides something that people will want to come back to read time and time again.

You can easily convert any web page into a dynamic web page using free RSS creator software. One of the most popular free versions is called Carp and you can download it at this web link: http://www.geckotribe.com/rss/carp/.

Once you've set this program up on your website and added the proper code to your website, then you will need to collect RSS feeds that relate to the topic of your web page.

Let's say that the topic of your web page is flower gardens. You could go to Google News and get their RSS feed code, place it into the appropriate position in your Carp coding you put on your web page and then adjust the code as follows:

http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&q=flower+gardens&ie=UTF-8&output=rss

You can also get a similar feed from Topix.net and you'd adjust the code like this:

http://rss.topix.net/search/?q=flower+gardens&xml=1

Rian Kapur is a high profile technical writer and website design Consulting consultant and tries his best to provide you latest information about various web designing india. Read more on software development Company


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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

RSS Tools & Solutions



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Thursday, April 3, 2008

Create Easy RSS Content Generator




Easy RSS Content Generator is an easy-to-use program for creating new unique content out of news feeds (the RSS, Atom, and RDF formats are supported). You can use this product, for instance, to create completely autonomous, automatically updated sites, to increase the amount of content on the topic, and to earn money with Adsense. Easy RSS Content Generator has a built-in FTP client, an automatic word replacement dictionary that will allow you to increase the uniqueness of the created pages, and a built-in tool for prompting keywords. You can use it to quickly search for RSS feeds and add them. No special knowledge is required, it is easy and comfortable to use the program.


To start working with the program, just specify several source RSS feeds and keywords and select one of the built-in templates that will be used to create content. If you want the program to automatically upload the created HTML pages to your server, specify the parameters of the FTP client. Try the program right now and you will be pleasantly surprised at the result.

View Video 1
Simple tutorial

View Video 2
Advanced SEO tutorial

Easy RSS Content Generator 2.3
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RSS Feed XML Editor




Want to create professional RSS feeds without the complication of RSS technology? Then Feed Editor is the perfect solution for you!

By using this software, it is not necessary to be a computer science guru with in-depth knowledge of internet technologies. Instead, our RSS Editor makes work with RSS feeds incredibly simple. Just input the relevant RSS feed and the rest of the work is finished by Feed Editor.


An easy-to-use and convenient interface makes for fast and effortless processing of RSS feeds. Wizard-driven user guidance prevents mistakes during RSS feed creation. This all results in easy and problem free operation, with all intricate work performed by Feed Editor.

Feed Editor has a range of efficient and advanced capabilities:
* Operation with a variety of RSS formats
* Text import from CSV and HTML files
* Assistance with HTML editing via WYSIWYG editor
* Editing of XML and pictures
* View and publish function for RSS feeds
* Export capability of RSS to HTML, CSV and JavaScript

Feed Editor makes life easy for those dealing with RSS feeds! It not only creates RSS feeds but can also upload them via FTP. Operation with popular podcasting tools is also supported by Feed Editor. The uploading of podcasts is as simple as their creation.

Download (Location: ExtraLabs Software)

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Thursday, February 14, 2008

RSSeditor

RSSeditor/Win v0.9.54 - Create and manage your own RSS and podcasting feeds

March 2005:
RSSeditor/Win v0.9.50 is available now with and supports podcasts! Some help text is integrated into the application, but there is no detailed documentation yet.

What is new?
  • Several bugs fixed

  • Now supports <author> for each entry
  • Podcasting: Full support for <enclosure>-tag, RSSeditor/Win checks the file and tries to set file size and mime type.

Please download your free copy of our software and give us some feedback!

Download RSSeditor for Windows - Build 0.9.54
http://www.rss-info.com/RSSeditor-v09-54-setup.exe
  • Download size is approx. 6 MB.
  • Requires Internet Explorer 6.0

Here are a few screenshots from the application:






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Friday, December 14, 2007

Earnings Adsense RSS Feed

That is a rather simple script that will create an RSS feed with your daily Adsense earnings, making it easy to track them via your regular feed reader.

Features
Multiplying your income by 10 ! Become a 6 figure blogger ! No, just kidding :) There are no feature this time, except that you can specify how many feed items (i.e. days) you want to have.


Download here
rss-adsense.php (colorized html, copy & paste into a blank file but don’t download it : it’s colorized html, not code :)

rss-adsense.txt (right click & save as .php)

Configure
Edit the script, and modify 4 lines at its beginning to suit your needs. Basically, you have to enter your Adsense login, password, the range of days you want to aggregate and a path to a temporary cookie file you shouldn’t even need to modify.

Upload

Upload the script to some secret location on your server, or rename it to some secret filename. Why secret ? Just because you don’t want anybody to see how much (or how few) you earn, and also because it is against Adsense Terms of Use to publicly display your Adsense results. If you add it on a web-based RSS reader (Bloglines for example), be sure to mark it private.

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