Web Designers take note.
If you're not familiar with the Google Toolbar autolink feature, you should read-up on the matter. It's kind of like the Micro$oft 'Smart Tags' fiasco all over again. Unfortunately, there's no simple shutoff feature for designers to use like the M$ one (meta tag). The only current option is to use a script to remove those links. Threadwatch.com has copies of the script in JS, PHP, Perl, ASP, and ASP.net.
Zeldman has a note about it in his blog that's worth reading: Protect your site from Googles new toolbar
If you can, use Google's feedback form to request the meta tag shutoff.
If you're not familiar with the Google Toolbar autolink feature, you should read-up on the matter. It's kind of like the Micro$oft 'Smart Tags' fiasco all over again. Unfortunately, there's no simple shutoff feature for designers to use like the M$ one (meta tag). The only current option is to use a script to remove those links. Threadwatch.com has copies of the script in JS, PHP, Perl, ASP, and ASP.net.
Zeldman has a note about it in his blog that's worth reading: Protect your site from Googles new toolbar
If you can, use Google's feedback form to request the meta tag shutoff.