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Even though the recent controversy on pros and cons (and maybe even uselessness) of the addition of the rel="nofollow" attribute to the <a href= - tags, I have decided to implement it in my referrers section anyway, hoping that this might help the global struggle to stopping referrer spam - and that it doesn't kill the power of links between blogs - which should not come from referrer pages but from genuine blog entries in my opinion... Or am I wrong?