Linkrot
The web is continuously changing: websites may disappear, they may be replaced by redirects to other sites or they change content. Links pointing to changed or disappeared websites break, or become incorrect because the content they were supposed to point to got lost. This phenomenon is called linkrot.
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Jakob Nielsen defines the phaenomenon linkrot, and encourages site owners to fight it by reducing outbound linkrot and securing stability of incoming links.
An appeal for stability, and advice how to achieve it, by Tim Berners-Lee.
Overview article from Wikipedia.
An overview on results of recent research by Ted Tjaden.
(August 03, 2005)
Wallace Koehler, Valdosta State University, presents the results of his research, and an overview on existing literature. Published in Information Research, Vol. 9 No. 2, January 2004.
(January 01, 2004)
Jakob Nielsen defines the phaenomenon linkrot, and encourages site owners to fight it by reducing outbound linkrot and securing stability of incoming links.
An appeal for stability, and advice how to achieve it, by Tim Berners-Lee.
Overview article from Wikipedia.
An overview on results of recent research by Ted Tjaden.
(August 03, 2005)
Wallace Koehler, Valdosta State University, presents the results of his research, and an overview on existing literature. Published in Information Research, Vol. 9 No. 2, January 2004.
(January 01, 2004)
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