I'm made to understand that if a site has outgoing links, but few or no
reciprocal or incoming links, the site is penalized in terms of Google page
rankings. This presents a problem, as I need to link to several outside
sources as references, with no chance of obtaining reciprocal links.

I note that Google spiders the HTML documents on my site, but doesn't spider
any of the Perl-generated pages. All of the reference-related links will be
on a single document.

Does it make sense to generate the external links page with Perl? Will I
avoid penalty doing it this way?
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Ed Jay (remove 'M' to respond by email)