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1st March 2007 @ 21:30
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I am sure it has nothing to do with the 301 to searchengineland danny put in before he left
1st March 2007 @ 21:46
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“If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included.”
Then you get about 93 000 results!
1st March 2007 @ 22:05
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136,000 pages in Supplemental Results
1st March 2007 @ 22:15
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Another site: bug/feature. Clicking “repeat the search with…” the number bounds up to 92,500 results. Been seeing this on a bunch of sites lately.
1st March 2007 @ 22:30
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Only one page? I’ve noticed this in lots of sites last two weeks, you browse the index and only get a little % of the pages, but it doesn’t even say that all of the “not shown” are Supplemental, in fact .. plenty of them are valuable and high ranking pages.
Google’s fault xD
1st March 2007 @ 23:20
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what’s with all the JS in the top of the file?
1st March 2007 @ 23:38
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Possibly related to this?
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/03/using-site-command.html
3rd March 2007 @ 08:45
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Yep, Ryan - that google post outlines the cause of it.
haha Danny…. besides, before he could pull the 301 trick, I blocked all of his priviledges before he left;)
note in my post on the issue - SEW is far from dead since the departure of Danny/Chris… In fact, since Jan1 - we’ve actually seen a bit of improvement in daily traffic. I think i may make a danny-esque post on it:)
4th March 2007 @ 01:02
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Hmm odd
4th March 2007 @ 20:43
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That definitely is strange… I’ve never seen such a difference between the displayed and omitted results.
5th March 2007 @ 06:20
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