What's up with this post:
“ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SURVIVAL RIFLE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ” ?
How was my “ Authors in Sci.Physics by Rank ” post worse ?
Speaking of these fine “ scientists ”...
TJ Frazir claims he sent me a 200 million dollar check,
he says it'll arrive today ( Thursday ) via overNight Fed Ex.
He says there's no tracking number ( as if that were possible ).
Assuming the check exists ( ha ha ) suppose it gets stolen,
how would you track it without a tracking number ?
Why does everyone pull my leg like this ?
Boy, did that throw me for a loop !
It took about 60 seconds for Google to Shit·Can the offending posts.
I wonder if Doug knows about this.
I was posting “ xx xx·com ” not “ xx@xx·com ”... would it matter ?
You ( Robb ) wrote:
“ I've noticed that posts arrive on google FASTER
than ever, almost instantly for many. ”.
Yea, I noticed that too... I wonder if the speed will remain.
Maybe they fixed some bottle·necks when they added the filters.
You asked:
“ How can you tell that delete was
because of the domain instead of the content?
A right slash shouldn't be filtered, but maybe hundreds of them are. ”.
There were 1,136 authors, slash·separated.
I wasn't sure if I should've used a <PRE> tag or not,
I was trying to avoid the “ read more » ” link but... I failed.
Goes Google ( PLAIN Google, not Google Groups )
index the stuff after the “ read more ” ? I doubt it.
I knew xx·com was the problem after Google rejected this ( tiny ) post:
news:_@Jeff_Relf.Seattle.2009_Nov12.11.17pm.fI
After visiting xx·com, I was even more sure about it.
Even now, much later, my HTML post remains; Google·Groups kept it:
http://Google.COM/group/sci.physics/msg/829562ebd2cd9666
At any rate, I want to see how people doing “vanity searchs”
( thus loading my <img> tags ) effect the ranking
of a Google·Images search... it'll have a HUGE effect, I'm guessing.
Normally, 3 weeks might pass before a Google·Images search will find
one of my JPG·Files... beause people weren't Googling for it.
[ By “Googling” I mean a plain·jane Google search ]
If I'm right, I'll know more about S.E.O. ( Search Engine Optimization )
and I'll be able to tell Eric Gisse:
“ Do a Google·Image search for "Goofy panhandling", Eric. ”.
After a Googlebot visit, 4 weeks might pass before
the image ranks high enough to show.
When lots of people Google my image-laden posts
those images are highly ranked. ( yes, I track these things )
If too·few people Google a post, its images won't even show
( because the rank will be too low ). I know, I've seen it.