clyde: reason is that about 90% of all Wikis / Wiki platforms create no-follow links as they are ment to be 'value free' recommendations - which in fact take huge part in terms of taking influence on rankings anyway. It is just the nature of Wikis.
Just check some results of a lot of high competitive niches and you'll see a notable rate of no-follow links for the top results too. So as some guys think no-follow is a placebo effect, why are that many guys still ordering it
NOTE: these are Wiki PAGES not Profiles / Blogs created as about 90% of other providers do.
Your URL will look like
domain.com/Your_Wikipage_Title
and not
domain.com/User:shittyuser
Just check some results of a lot of high competitive niches and you'll see a notable rate of no-follow links for the top results too. So as some guys think no-follow is a placebo effect, why are that many guys still ordering it
NOTE: these are Wiki PAGES not Profiles / Blogs created as about 90% of other providers do.
Your URL will look like
domain.com/Your_Wikipage_Title
and not
domain.com/User:shittyuser