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Barry at SERoundtable Is Essentially a Googler (stop boosting his site)

-Monitors all comments there and when you post something remotely bad about his friends, immediately deletes - sometimes at 3 a.m.

-All articles are toothless and never criticize Google

- Wishes "happy birthday" to Googlers like john Mu who openly make fun of SEOers with mean memes.

- Close friends with Danny Sulivan who's been saying nonsense since the HCU.

- Has multiple profiles on here (one of them is WEbLinker)

- Likes aftermath of the HCU as his site went into the Orbit despite being a mediocre recycle of google's official statements.

- Wrote 40, 000 articles but all of them are essentially copy paste from his comment sections + screen shots of SemRush

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