> It still means that you use a service that you don't credit, cached or
> not.

> If I had such a service, and you used it like that, I would ban you :)

> And, your translation script is a bit buggy;

> After translation links are pointing to the google translation
> service, but results get redirected to your own site again.. ?

> My guess is that your translation thingie may be a problem.

> If you need translations, use some translation service, online or not,
> and make them hardcoded.

> My suggestion is to remove the translation thingies, and wait a while
> before adding them again, in a hardcoded way.

> If it takes to long before you get some listings again in G, then file
> a re inclusion, explaining your previous translation "problem".

> What I say may not be "consensus", neither may it the "reason why",
> but if I were G, I wouldn't like what your are doing.

> On Jul 11, 1:34 am, alkenmrs wrote:

> > Hi Burt

> > I thought about that as well and even posted a thread about it.
> > However, the concensus was that the translations were not the cause of
> > the deindexing.

> > I have actually modified the translator script to look only in the
> > cache on my site and not going to Google. Having said that, it only
> > looks for a translation page if somebody actually clicks on the flag.
> > To that end, it is not automated in the true sense of the word.

> > Even so, I would be interested in anybody else's view on this.

> > Alan

> > On Jul 10, 5:57 pm, Burt wrote:

> > > Dunno, but maybe google doesn't like automated translation queries.

> > > On Jul 11, 12:30 am, alkenmrs wrote:

> > > > At least it seems that way to me!!

> > > > Two weeks ago my ten+ year old site athttp://www.alkenmrs.comwas
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