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Matthew Gerber wrote:
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> In lugnet.admin.general, Jon Kozan writes:
> > Perhaps this isn't anything new, but I was a bit surprisd to see a LUGNET
> > member's page pop up on a Google internet search.
> > I've never seen that happen before, and somehow thought LUGNET was immune...
> >
> > Was I confused?
>
> Google lists pages in order of the amount of links made to them from other
> sites...i.e. if your page is linked to by many other sites, your page will
> be higher in the list. A good example would be to search for "Shiri
> Dori"...her acronym guide (a LUGNET member page) will come up in the first 5
> or so results, as many folks have links to it on their sites.
>
> Why wouldn't that be true for LUGNET member pages? Or LUGNET pages in general?
Interesting, my first two pages are my way out of date AOL pages. At
least my top level Lego page shows up third. Interestingly, it has a
description and category tag, who puts those there? It shows up as #48
in the Recreation > Collecting > Toys > Lego > Builders category. Lugnet
shows up as #1 for Recreation > Collecting > Toys > Lego > User Groups.
FUT: lugnet.off-topic.geek
Frank
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| (...) Google lists pages in order of the amount of links made to them from other sites...i.e. if your page is linked to by many other sites, your page will be higher in the list. A good example would be to search for "Shiri Dori"...her acronym guide (...) (23 years ago, 10-Nov-01, to lugnet.admin.general)
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