I didn't take a screenshot or anything, but i often go to google, and search the first couple hundred results for my site. / in firefox... then domain name etc. Anyway, I knew I was around 20-30, so one day, I get back to page 7 or something, so I'm like what the hell. Then I look at the urls, and they are like www.google.com/<some script link> even tho it had the description of my site, it had some google redirect URL. Is this old news? anyone else seen this? I only saw it that one time.
??? I never see that, I just did some searches and looked at the source.. <a href="http://www.nddb.net/"> is how it is. In the page I've only seen once, it was more like (and I didn't save it, so this is totally made up, but you get the idea) : <a href="http://www.google.com/redir?x=blah&y=blah&z=blah"> Because when I did /nddb (search for "nddb") in firefox, I skipped my entry, so I went back and looked, and the reason I missed it was the url was not showing even post-html processing, it was the redirect url. Not a direct URL to my site. .... so, are you seriously always seeing redirect links that don't even show the url?
sounds like a lawsuit to me! sue those Bast#$s for one BILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLION dollars! All I need is one million for the suggestion. heehee Oh shoot...that reminds me. I played the lotto tonight. Wonder if I lost my money again!!!
google does so to see which sites from the results are clicked and which not, it's part of their algo
Most of the links are direct links to the page containg the relevent data. May be google has cached some of its own pages