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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 02:25pm on 15/04/2005
While I'm all in favor of weblogs being given fair ranking for websearches, I find it highly disconcerting to do a Google search for a topic of interest to me... and find my own post on the subject among the top ranked links. If I'm doing a websearch for a topic, it's usually because I don't know much about it. If my work on the subject is highly ranked... well, no one ever said Search Engines of any type were able to analyze the quality of content.

Today's astonishment: finding my post on Splendido ranked in the top ten hits for "Splendido".
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posted by [identity profile] crustycurmudgeo.livejournal.com at 08:34pm on 15/04/2005
Well, if no one posts about Splendido, anything will be near the top. :)

I have my journal set to friends only just to keep my posts out of search engines.
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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 02:32am on 16/04/2005
To be fair, I'm voluntarily courting search engines by making my journal searchable. Web indexing can be allowed or denied in preferences.
 
posted by [identity profile] snowdrifted.livejournal.com at 09:07pm on 15/04/2005
Once I googled "heurematology" because I saw it on your userinfo page, and Google sent me right back there. *g* It's an odd thing!
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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 02:32am on 16/04/2005
I should still do the world a favor and post a definition somewhere.
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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 02:33am on 16/04/2005
Surely this won't reduce your 15 minutes of fame by more than a few seconds, though.

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