On Mon, Apr 19, 2004 at 04:48:29PM +0100, Kate L Pugh wrote:
As far as I
can tell, it seems to be because our URLs always contain '?',
which Google seems to think is shorthand for "don't take this seriously
because it's just generated output".
I don't think so. Google *adores* the london.crafts wiki.
Odd. (See following.)
We had this conversation about a year ago, if I
remember right.
Yes, we did. However, since then we seem to have dropped off the face of the
Google earth. Even a
london.pm.org raw XML version of a page about the
Windsor Castle pub shows up early on in a Google query of '"Windsor Castle"
Campden', whilst our page
(
http://london.openguides.org/index.cgi?Windsor_Castle%2C_W8_7AR) is a
million miles down on results page 16. A search for 'Open Guide' brings up
the Glasgow guide as top hit, and even our competitors World66 are
higher up(!).
What's going on?
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