Submitting question - Page 2

kitty_kate · 2006-07-01, 04:26 AM

Returning to the initial question in this thread, I've done some reasearching myself, surfing some of the biggest Link Lists around. I found that a lot of submitters are placing index.html pages in subfolders, while the main page + galleries are one level up. This way, every LL gets its recip on index.html and everybody's happy.

I guess I'm gonna do the same.

nomercy · 2006-07-01, 06:04 AM

Thanks for that explanation Halfdeck. I was under the same impression as MeatPounder. I took a look and saw the same results (keywords run together, yet highlighted). I had always assumed that Google took those words in to account individually or at least parsed them in some fashion. Good to know that they don't if they are run together or are separated by an underscore or other non-demarcation character.

Is that true of most other majors like MSN and Yahoo?

2006-07-01, 04:26 AM	#1
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2006-07-01, 06:04 AM	#2
nomercy Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: California Posts: 17	Thanks for that explanation Halfdeck. I was under the same impression as MeatPounder. I took a look and saw the same results (keywords run together, yet highlighted). I had always assumed that Google took those words in to account individually or at least parsed them in some fashion. Good to know that they don't if they are run together or are separated by an underscore or other non-demarcation character. Is that true of most other majors like MSN and Yahoo?