Google stops supporting the noodp tag?

[rafke]

Hi all,

My site has been in both dmoz and google for a long time now, and after I put the noodp tag, G has always used the title description in its search results.

A few days ago, things changed and now Google is using the dmoz description while the robots=noodp tag is still inserted.

For those who dont know about noodp:

<meta name="robots" content="noodp" />

normally prevents google from using the dmoz description.

Has google changed its search results? Or could it be just a crawling error?

Raf

[dpking]

What is the URL of the affected domain ? because as far as I know Noodp tag is working out fine !!

[ozmatt]

It's still working for me... You sure nothings changed on your site?

[IEmailer.com]

It's still working fine for a lot of my websites, it might be a crawling issues...

[sweetfunny]

Google at times will ignore the noodp tag and still use the directory description instead if it's more relevant to the query.