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Well you know boys, a nuclear reactor is a lot like women. You just have to read the manual and press the right button
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That is weird. Maybe just the bad luck of Google bot seeing your site with the link for the few hours it was up. Or you have some script or job that runs that updates your sitemap.xml or some public stats log?
I found a site that checks whether Nursing care givers were still certified. Google showed three or four search results with the care givers SSN. I don't know why those results showed up in the search. You might be able to block the one file in robots.txt, if you are careful. Last edited by lezinterracial; 2015-09-29 at 05:44 PM.. |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: About to be evicted!!!!
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No site map on that site (it is not a well designed site) no public stats.
I think Google must have picked it up via the toolbar, because I have seen Google index my sites before a single link is up. And I did hit that page hard for a couple of hours while I perfected the script for the pop up. What I cannot see is why Google would want to keep checking it over. It auto refreshes and picks one of five sites at random to auto refresh to. So the only thing I can think of is that Google still does not understand meta refresh (it used to see the content of the page refreshed to, as the content of the page doing the refresh) I thought they fixed that years ago, but if they have not, it may see each refresh as an update, and assume I have updated the page every time they visit, so think I update often, and keep re-visiting to keep re-indexing the updates! But that does not make sense, because it would make their programmers idiots, and Google would not have become as big as it is if it's indexing made these stupid mistakes! |
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