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Shall SEW forums allow sig links? So far yes is winning 10 to 1. Scaling a community is just plain hard, and I have been super impressed by how liberal SEW forums have been so far.
Tis the Season:
To make up for all our faults and show our love by buying tons of gifts...and then pay off more credit card debt <-- that credit card debt crap is evil. (Aren't I a Screwdge?)
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Danny Sullivan talks about how Yahoo! Search hard codes search results.
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indeed that was a funny link. somehow it turned into a sentence...and not really a good one either ;-)
I think it works now
got a 404 in the vote link aaron, thankd 4 the mention :)
Psst! Not sig links - just live links. But we can wish!!
The post by Danny....
About the H=1 to signify a hard coded result, to me that seems false. Is this fact or his speculation?
Almost every search (no matter the term) I did I found many sites with the h=1 in the query, and some of them were spammy sites. Certainly not something that would bt hard-coded into a search.
Is this fact or his speculation?
I looked at some of the stuff and it seemed to fall in line. I also looked at other stuff that looked like rubbish and was unsure.
H=2
yeah. how it was said was that H1 = best then H2 and then H0 = regular or whatever.
Actually, looking further, I found some that had H=2.
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