I actually dared to write a complaint to Google today... (scary!)
Before the re-indexing I already faced heaps of sites ahead of mine spamming my
site name! - now it's absolutely redicilous:
My site TropicHeat.com slipped to position 145 for 'tropicheat' - and almost all 144 results before are spamming
my gallery headers (and the majority redirect to the same full-page NastyDollars ad), for "Tropic Heat" in two words it's even worse: position 717 - and almost 600 pages in front spam
my name (which I have registered since 1999!) with re-direct porn sites or warez sites...
I'm publishing 'free porn series', and have done so since 1998 (can probably claim to be the first), and until the re-indexing my site was in the top 20 for 'porn series' (position #8 most of the time, position #1 was another of my sites [which I didn't deserve...LOL]), more importantly I know most sites who publish decent series or links to series, and before the re-indexing I thought all results in the top 40-50 were actually representing decent sites with no cheats or pop-up-redirection hell... Now: in the top 40 you won't find a
single site offering a single uncensored porn series (you might find heaps of references to
series written or filmed about the topic of child
porn - but that's it).
So I sat down and pointed these things out in a letter to
search-quality@google.com - the (automated) reply is at least promising:
Quote:
Thank you for writing to Google.
We read all of the email we receive and try to send personal responses to each message.
This note is just to let you know that we've received your letter, and you'll hear from us soon. We appreciate your taking the time t
contact us.
Thank you for using Google.
Regards,
The Google Team
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I just thought somebody has to tell them they got it wrong...
