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-	I've been getting hodneud from cyl0n (I think that was the name) offering good money (over $100/mo) to put a php snippet on my site to display their ads.  Thing is I couldn't find anything on their site or out on the web to give me a warm fuzzy feeling about them. The freaky thing is they called (I didn't answer) so they did some research on me.  Nothing like be stalked to make you think something is up.And I've gotten others in the past month or so. All seem to want me to put a little php snippet on my site in exchange for the $$.  Be wary..	+	JasonAugust 19, 2008 @ 11:40 amAbsolutely Natobasso, writemaps is stmnohieg I use for the scoping/design/information architecture phase (which wasn’t obvious from my post).  I use writemaps at the beginning of a project to help clients visualise the navigation and structure of the site. What I like about the application is it’s really simple to use (you can even give the client the ability to edit the sitemap themselves) and of course it’s free of charge.Xml-sitemaps is indeed great for creating the xml sitemap for your site (funny that) which helps Google index it.

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JasonAugust 19, 2008 @ 11:40 amAbsolutely Natobasso, writemaps is stmnohieg I use for the scoping/design/information architecture phase (which wasn’t obvious from my post). I use writemaps at the beginning of a project to help clients visualise the navigation and structure of the site. What I like about the application is it’s really simple to use (you can even give the client the ability to edit the sitemap themselves) and of course it’s free of charge.Xml-sitemaps is indeed great for creating the xml sitemap for your site (funny that) which helps Google index it.