Re: Any obvious reason for sudden drop in PR?
- From: John Bokma <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 12 Feb 2006 17:57:05 GMT
Fabio <koetjeboeh@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
11 Feb 2006 22:47:30 GMT, John Bokma <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> scribis:
If the www.tigru.nl had the 4, this can happen. But (!) with the next
update you will see a 4 again (internally it's still a 4) AFAIK
So I'll just have to wait.
I use it:
I know, I've picked it from your site! Thanks btw.
Thanks :-)
[remove from index]
Yes, but it takes months is my experience (
So again I'll just have to wait.
Yeah, although I wonder if just making an html file with links to the old
ones does speed things up. I am going to test that, and post the results
here.
The changed link not being removed from the index is a bit surprising,
It is if nobody links to it, Google doesn't find it, and I think that the
"old link update" algorithm is very very slow. Technically my pages, and
perhaps yours as well, are orphans.
--
John
Sig-o-matic says:
OMG, lolzzz (c)... brb
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