(g_gametype 0) Abbreviation for "Free for All" a style of play in which every player is pitted against all other players.
Free fatty acids. A fatty acid that is split from a triglyceride typically by hydrolysis. Fatty acids are impurities in a refined oil that are removed in the neutralizing and deodorizing process.
A web site that is made up of only links to other sites. You can submit your site to these "link farms" to improve your link popularity, but search engines generally do not see these links as valuable.
A site that allows anyone to place links on it.
sites that accept listings with no restriction. Search engines try to ban FFA from their index.
Link pages that typically require no qualifications and anyone can submit to them. These links will start at the top of a page and generally work its way to the bottom of the page and then falling off. The user submits and email address usually as well also creating a whole bunch of unsolicited emails directed to his or her account.
A site where anyone can list their link. Don't waste any time submitting your site to these places.
(Free-for-All) A listing of sites, usually with no particular order or theme. The listings change frequently, sometimes as often as by the second. These sites usually survive as a financial entity by selling lists of Submitters or by selling ads sent to Submitters. Getting your site listed on an FFA is a sure way to be banned by top search engines.
A Free For All link page (FFA) is a web page set up to ostensibly improving the search engine placement of a particular web site.
This is a club within the vo-ag program at RHS. "FFA" used to stand for "Future Farmers of America" but now its just "FFA". (see also - "vo-ag")
site where you can list your link for free. Many search engine submission services that claim to submit your link to thousands of search engines, are actually submitting your site to FFA links pages. Many of these FFA links pages receive little to no traffic and accept links in return for putting you on their mailing lists, resulting in tons of junk mail.
Free for all. See: Deathmatch.
Free For All. A loot option that allows any party member to loot any mob killed by the party.
Free-for-all links list, where there are no qualifications for adding a link.
Free For All. FFA enables linking in a particular page. This is commonly used to check your spam emails.
Abbreviation for "Free For All". FFA refers to web page scripts that automatically update a links listing when someone submits their URL to it (usually in hopes either someone will view the page and click on their link, or search engines will index the page with their URL). These are often submitted to by automated programs which submit to hundreds of FFAs at a time. Often the FFA service requires the submitter to give an email address, to which they send SPAM.
Abbreviation for Free For All. FFA sites allow huge listings of cross-category and often unrelated links. Although a chief aim is to enhance linker page rank FFA sites are identified by search engines and their role in page rank minimized.
Free For All. Referring to web pages that contain links to other pages and very little (or nothing) else. The difference between FFA pages and directories is that directories contain links to sites selected through some editorial process, while FFA pages allow anyone to add a link to any page. For a more detailed look at FFA pages and their dangers, please refer to the Search Engine Yearbook .
Free For All (FFA) is a type of web site that lists other web sites in categories for free. These require constant submissions since each category may limit the number of listings thus dropping older web site listings to allow for new listings.
Free For All. Game type where there are three or more players who are not allied, to win you must be the last one standing. Gives rise to long drawn out defensive games where expanding is the key.
Abbreviation for " ree or ll", an FFA is simply page of links to other websites which were all added by visitors to your website.
An FFA, or Free For All, is common term given to a page that is packed full of links.
Free Fatty Acids. The bound fatty acids in monoglycerides, diglycerides and triglycerides may be released under certain conditions, to yield free acids.
"Free for all". is a type of DM play with no teams. It can also stand for "Future Farmers of America" for you ag boys.
Free For All pages; basically a link farm. You add your site link to the page, it then gets pushed down as other links are added until your link is ultimately pushed off the page. Not a suggested method of promotion or link building. Read my article on FFA pages.
Stands for free for all, they are pages that are available to submit your website at, sometimes could lead to spam.
Abbreviation for Free For All. Free for all websites consist of lists of unrelated link pages. (Stay away from them)
Industry abbreviation for "Free For All". These are web pages that collect links to other websites. Originally a " dirty trick" conceived to help websites get more hits, now most search engines specifically say that their spiders will ignore this type of page. The website promotion companies that advertise that they will submit you to "10,000" search engines are including over 9,900+ FFA pages. As the name implies, "Free For All" pages are not organized and they rarely, if ever, bring any visitors and therefore are mostly useless, and may even penalize your ranking in certain search engines.
Free For All website with a wide variety of links
Free For All. A links page with nothing but links added by visitors.
Free For All links. These are places that allow anyone to add a link.
Abbreviation for "Free For All". FFA web pages contain a collection of indiscriminate, often unrelated, links to other web sites. FFA links are commonly used to artificially boost link popularity and are considered spam by all major search engines. Often the FFA service requires the submitter to give an e-mail address, to which they send spam e-mail messages.
Acronym: 'Free For All'. Similar to a death match, but with multiple players.
A chaotic game where anything goes. Its where everyone is out to get you and you do your best to get everyone. FFA stands for Free For All and is often called a DM or DeathMatch game.
FFA sites post large amount of unrelated links on their site. FFA sites and the links that the site provides are pretty much useless and not worth adding links to. !-- ctxt_ad_partner = "1780786010"; ctxt_ad_section = "10477"; ctxt_ad_bg = ""; ctxt_ad_width = 336; ctxt_ad_height = 280; ctxt_ad_bc = "ffffff"; ctxt_ad_cc = "ffffff"; ctxt_ad_lc = "0000aa"; ctxt_ad_tc = "333333"; ctxt_ad_uc = "fffffd"; // -- Flash Flash is a vector graphic animation software from Macromedia that allows Flash graphics to be cross browser compatible. The biggest benefit of utilizing Flash is the minimal file size, making it popular to use on websites.
Free-for-all... Sites that have no qualifications for adding a link to your web site. Generally these sites provide little or no traffic to your site.
Free-For-All Links - Web pages that allow anyone to add a link back to their own website.
Abbreviation for free-for-all links. FFA web pages contain a collection of indiscriminate, often unrelated, links to other web pages. FFA links are commonly used to artifically boost link popularity and are considered spam by the major search engines.
a "free-for-all" page listing sites of unrelated subjects which anyone can post on their site to increase linking. These do little or nothing to boost your page rank, and generally penalizes your position. Like a link farm, the FFA site has little content and no central theme.
Free fatty acid. The amount of free fatty acids present in an oil as determined by simple titration.
Abbreviation for Free For All. FFA sites post large lists of unrelated links to anyone and everyone. FFA sites and the links they provide are basically useless. Humans do not use them and search engines minimize their importance in ranking formulas. Return to Top of SEO Glossary
Free For All link pages, see Link Farms.
(free for all): pages (Free for All) are not search engines or directories. They are, for the most part, pages that simply take submissions that usually stay active for a period of time. A submission is placed at the top of their list and then moved down and eventually out as other submissions are made