I have a large website that aggregates content both from the websites and Wikipedia. Even thought it's someone else content, the way it's combined is unique ad provides a valuable user experience (Google always states it before thinking to SEO).
Every page of the website has at least 10-20 links to a related Wikipedia article (abstract, only first paragraph) + Wikipedia foto. Pretty much like Google does if you search for example "Picasso".
How am I supposed to handle this content? Here it is advised to use block quote and cite tags whilst here to link Wikipedia. Should I expose direct Wikipedia link article, should I use the block quote tag, use rel="nofollow"
or link internal to my site and redirect in this fashion:
example.com/wikilinks/?idpage=1
with Disallow: /wikilinks in my robots.txt?
All together there will be millions of links pointing to Wikipedia.
nofollow
type links... If you are linking to a genuine trusted source then they should be direct links that pass link juice - you should not usenofollow
- IMO.