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Discussion in 'Google' started by Nintendo, Jun 17, 2006.

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  1. MikeSwede

    MikeSwede Peon

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    #121
    Anybody else tried and get it to work?
     
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  2. latehorn

    latehorn Guest

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    #122
    Yeah, the owner will probably sign up on DP a few weeks later and complain on his Adsense ban.
     
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  3. Percept

    Percept Peon

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    #123
    It's actually one of the key questions, how the hell did Google manage not to notice 5 biljon pages in their index being replaced with 5 biljon spampages.

    A little year ago Google stated they had 8 biljon pages in their index, so let's assume they doubled that by now and have 16 biljon pages indexed (btw with 'indexed' I do not mean 'crawled'), this would mean Google engineers didn't notice 1/3 of their index was spam from 1 spammer.
     
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  4. simey

    simey Active Member

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    #124
    If this guy had affiliate banners instead of adsense on his pages, would he have been indexed as quick?
    If so, would he have to give back the affiliate profits?

    :rolleyes:
     
    simey, Jun 17, 2006 IP
  5. Nintendo

    Nintendo ♬ King of da Wackos ♬

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    #125
    There is some way to find out how many URLs are indexed now, though I don't remember how. It had something to do with making a search asking for every single page in the database that does not for example have "dfgsufhkr587h" in the file.
     
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  6. Percept

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    #126
    AdsenseBot is (supposed to be, anyway) independant from GoogleBot.
    So no, having Adsense did not get him indexed faster.
     
    Percept, Jun 17, 2006 IP
  7. Nintendo

    Nintendo ♬ King of da Wackos ♬

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    #127
    Some people have reported that the AdSense bot was indexing pages. I think Google has even admitted it.
     
    Nintendo, Jun 17, 2006 IP
  8. GADOOD

    GADOOD Peon

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    #128
    Does anyone think these billion-page spam sites have caused the de-indexing issues we are experiencing? They seem to of come online at about the same time sites/pages started dropping like flies.

    Just a theory no-one's thrown out there yet.. wouldn't that be a PR disaster.

    Pete
     
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  9. Nintendo

    Nintendo ♬ King of da Wackos ♬

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    #129
    The domains were registered at the end of May. Google has been on crack for atleast a month now.
     
    Nintendo, Jun 17, 2006 IP
  10. Percept

    Percept Peon

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    #130
    Most complaints about the de-listing are older then 3 weeks so I would say no BUT it sure might have an effect on sites that normally would have re-bounced but now don't because the index is allready full with very well-linked spam.
     
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  11. Dekker

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    #131
    Yikes is all I have to say...

    I'm really losing faith in Google.

    Yahoo has been much kinder to me lately, almost 1.5 million this month...compared to a measly 20k visitors from Google.
     
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  12. GADOOD

    GADOOD Peon

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    #132
    Is it possible there are more of these sites out there that we haven't found, that were created before the end of May?

    I don't understand how Google haven't picked up and corrected this.

    It's baffling.

    Almost as baffling as trying the imagine the sheer scale of this spammers operation, not to mention the size of his balls.

    Pete
     
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  13. Dekker

    Dekker Peon

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    #133
    I think it was kinda like...wow this is easy, let me do more :p

    It's not his "fault" really. Google fucked up and indexed him!
     
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    #134
    Front page of del.ici.ous now: http://del.icio.us/

    I'd assume someone at Google will notice shortly..... too bad WMW nazis have banned discussion of it.
     
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  15. fryman

    fryman Kiss my rep

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    #135
    People manage to hack into Nasa and similar sites. What does NASA do then? Tighten up their security and doesn't let it happen again. In a certain way it is a good thing that this happened, this will help google identify the weak spots and tighten them up, closing the doors to any future spammers.

    No use on turning this into a "google sucks" thread.
     
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  16. Dekker

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    #136
    I guess there isn't a use, but there's a lot of bitterness towards google as of now :p

    It'd be nice for them to know that their status as net god isn't permanent.
     
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    #137
    Lets us hope google will fix this issue soon..
     
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    #138
    Wow :eek: thats amazing difference even with Googles problems, what general area is this in?
     
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  19. Percept

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    #139
    and #1 on reddit.com


    ...
     
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  20. Dekker

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    #140
    celebrities and they're very targeted. shiloh nouvel pitt was a huge term
     
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