August 2005
Scraper Site Clearout Collateral Damage?
by svartling (via)
It seems like google has purged many scraper sites from the google serps, as per this thread:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum30/30530-2-10.htm
I'm sure many people, including myself are very, very pleased about this as it stops scumbag sites from stealing our content.
However, it also appears that some non-scraper sites have been included in this purge (including my own). My site has been active for 5 years and is based on unique content.
Has anyone else been effected by this, and does google intend to refine the algorithm to stop valid, unique content sites from falling victim?
April 2005
March 2005
Page Hijack Exploit: 302, redirects and Google
by François Hodierne & 3 others (via)
302 Exploit: How somebody elses page can appear instead of your page in the search engines.
Accessibilité, référencement et cloaking
by theo5
Une des nombreuses pages du site Eolas.fr qui utilise une redirection en JavaScript pour masquer à Google la présence de liens destinés uniquement au positionnement sur des mots clés. Le site prétend être accessible... la bonne blague ! (Pas bonne d'ailleurs). A visiter avec Lynx.
February 2005
January 2005
Let no fellow nofollow, lest we all lie fallow
by François Hodierne (via)
"I’m deeply mystified by the hallelujahs bursting forth about Google’s rel="nofollow" method of preventing comment spam ..."
NOFOLLOW : major search engines and blog software editors introduce an anti-spam measure
by philippej
"This tends to suggest that Google would not follow a link with rel="nofollow", which would be the correct behavior, frankly".
