Linking and Framing

There have been several law suits to date that concern linking and framing. Some companies get their panties in a knot if you link to their pages without taking special steps. For instance, Disney requires web sites to post a message stating they are not affiliated with the linking site. Framing is also unpopular with many companies. If their pages are framed within another site, some of their advertising may not be seen. There have yet to be any precedent setting cases on these issues, so be careful.

• Do not frame a linked page within your site's advertising.
  
  
• Be careful about using your URL in the address portion of the browser if the page that is being displayed is from another site.
  
  
• Just to be safe, you could obtain permission from a web site before framing their pages.
  
  
• Avoid giving the impression that the linked or framed site endorses your site. You might want to post a disclaimer which states that your site has no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the other site.
  
  
• Before linking to a page check to see if they have specific guidelines for linking to their site.
  
  
• Don't use logos, slogans, or trademarks for your links.
  
  
• Many companies don't like it if you use so called "deep" linking, wherein you link to a page or content within another site.

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Metatags

Metatags are a useful way of getting the right people to your site, but problems can arise if you use the wrong words.

• Only use metatags that accurately describe the content of your site.
  
  
• Don't use trademarked names or phrases. If you happen to be a Playboy Playmate, you might be allowed to use those words in your metatags. However, the issue is still being debated, and companies like Playboy assert that no one may use their trademarks.

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