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The extra links are in all of my categories. I have over 20 categories.

Here is what the <p> tag looks like on the site:

19th Century Advertising <p>Harper’s Weekly Magazine has gathered together a database containing over 40,000 advertisements that appeared from 1857-1871. Users must register to access the full database. Registration is free, however, it requires a static IP address which may be a problem for some.</p>

Here is what it looks like in the html code:

• 19th Century Advertising

  <p>Harper's Weekly Magazine has gathered together a database containing over 40,000 advertisements that appeared from 1857-1871. Users must register to access the full database. Registration is free, however, it requires a static IP address which may be a problem for some.</p>

I would like to know the answer to this as well.

Thanks – that is what I’m looking for.

Anyone have ideas on this?

As has been discussed in many areas, the more times the same post appears under different URLs the greater is the chance that search engines will consider this as duplicate content and potentially penalize a site.

Right now WP brings duplicate content into play via index pages, category pages, archive, post page, feeds and maybe more. It would be nice to eliminate as much of this as possible and having the option to limit the number of “Next Pages” or previous posts would be quite helpful. You can see a big discussion of this issue here:

https://www.webmasterworld.com/google/3097706.htm

Well then there is a big duplicate content issue here.

Forever? So if over a few years you have several hundred posts it will continue to link to “previous posts”?

Anyone on this issue?