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And just to clarify, PR or PageRank is applied to pages, not sites, so all URLs get their own PR. www is a subdomain, just like ftp ( I upload changes to ftp.forrestcroce.com ), and any number of other subdomains you could add to your site if you'd like.
In most cases it doesn't matter whether you use www or not to get to a site, and this is a meaningless hold-over from the stone age. But not always, as Adam pointed out for us. 301 redirects are a really good idea here. Ideally, most of your links will be organic ( ie created by other people without you having asked ), so some people will use www and some won't; using 301s will consolidate the links from both in Google's eyes.
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