How would you populate a top 100 list

Useless · 2004-05-30, 09:48 PM

I'll take a stab at what he may have meant by that. Most search engines cannot navigate past the symbols used in the linking codes. Symbols such as '?' and '='. Sites with dynamic content have always suffered from this since search engines can't find the dynamic pages in order to index them. Google can handle most of it now, so I assume a couple of other large SEs can as well. The scripted toplist became somewhat of a paradox. They were built to help SE ranking, but the SEs couldn't fathom them. Hardcoded toplists will always be more efficient for the spiders, but they are a whole hell of a lot more work.

2004-05-30, 09:48 PM	#7
Useless Certified Nice Person Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Dirty Undies, NY Posts: 11,268	I'll take a stab at what he may have meant by that. Most search engines cannot navigate past the symbols used in the linking codes. Symbols such as '?' and '='. Sites with dynamic content have always suffered from this since search engines can't find the dynamic pages in order to index them. Google can handle most of it now, so I assume a couple of other large SEs can as well. The scripted toplist became somewhat of a paradox. They were built to help SE ranking, but the SEs couldn't fathom them. Hardcoded toplists will always be more efficient for the spiders, but they are a whole hell of a lot more work. __________________ Click here to purchase a bridge I'm selling.