Authoritative pages?

[Karol]

What do you think about these pages? Is it worth it?

1. http://volunteer.cs.und.edu/csg/
2. https://www.fbioyf.unr.edu.ar/evirtual/blog/
3. https://onlinelearning.berkeley.edu/...ios/23351/Home
4. https://canvas.instructure.com/eportfolios/63186/Home/
5. https://canvas.uoregon.edu/eportfolios/1633/Home/

Thank you very much for your opinion

[universal4]

Well if you are asking whether I would want any links on any of them, ABSOLUTELY NOT!

None of them have a single thing to do with gambling, gaming, sports, or anything at all to do with our industry.

4 of the 5 of them are .edu sites, and in my opinion, no one should ever have the right to sell or otherwise exchange any links for any educational websites or .edu's without valid reasons of maybe crosslinking other educational websites, universities or other educational websites or industries that serve education or schools.

The domain name .edu is a sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) in the Domain Name System of the Internet. Since 2001, new registrants to the domain have been required to be United States-affiliated institutions of higher education; before then, registrants included non-U.S.-affiliated—and even non-educational—institutions, with some retaining their registrations to the present.

source

Notice the explanation of what an edu is to be used for does not actually mention gambling or gaming.

Now in the case of #1, It looks to have value to the scientific community or maybe a link to an amateur science blog could consider having a link to be relevant, but not gaming.

Rick
Universal4

[gil.langelaan]

If you are looking for edu sites, just because they have .edu TLD - it's not worth that. As Rick mentioned - they are not relevant to gambling.
I would add that they are already spammed, that pages have no value or traffic & since 2018 .edu links not working anymore.

[Karol]

Thank you. For gambling, gaming, sports best to have casino, sport, betting, finance, crypto, games, gambling, poker related sites? How about high authority news, techno sites

[canaryjohn]

When you create any links at all to any page inside of your site.... the page linking to your site has to be as CLOSE AS POSSIBLE in terms of context.

If the page you're linking to is about slots then the page you link from really should be about slots.

The closer context the better.

Linking from different niche's is not a clever use of your time and resources.

You will find that it's difficult and expensive to get good links in context with iGaming... there's a reason for that mate.

[ddm]

when you create any links at all to any page inside of your site.... The page linking to your site has to be as close as possible in terms of context.

this

[idhebat]

in my opinion i just skip that website. since my website is about gambling, it is nonsense to get link from educational site.