What is this link all about?
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Hey there,
Just wondering what this link is all about. it doesn't exist so \i'm just kind of wondering why its even being picked up. seems very odd.
thanks
http://www.nationalpardon.org/federal-pardon-waivers-canada/www.nationalpardon.org
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awesome. thank you. i had no idea that made a difference.
ma
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That's what happens when you code a link without the "http://", as has been done twice on the http://www.nationalpardon.org/federal-pardon-waivers-canada page. Revise those links and it should go away. Also on that page, (and probably throughout your site) you've got links pointing to www and non-www versions of your site, even though you have rel=canonical set to the www version. One other thing-- it looks like you may be cutting and pasting from MS Word because you've got a lot of extra code in that page.
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