No one supposedly cares about Page Rank anymore, but I bet everyone checked theirs Up = good. Bad = who cares about Page Rank (until next time)?

Matt Cutts answers a few questions.

Not much is new in there, apart from this clarification about continuous Page Rank calculations (on the back-end), which I don’t recall seeing published before:

“I believe that I’ve said before that PageRank is computed continuously; there are machines that take inputs to the PageRank algorithm at Google and compute the resulting PageRanks. So at any given time, a url in Google’s system has up-to-date PageRank as a result of running the computation with the inputs to the algorithm. From time-to-time, that internal PageRank value is exported so that it’s visible to Google Toolbar users (see the question below for more details on the timing)“

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