Look what you get when you google gold and silver forum

[General of Darkness]

Good times.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&expIds=17050,25657,26486,26488,26492,26500,26504,2 7744&sugexp=ldymls&xhr=t&q=gold+silver+forum&cp=13&qe=Z29sZCBzaWx2ZXIgZg&qesig=1QazNDk42MJwdOkPT8kgtA&pkc=AFgZ2tnXYyoewJUJfaY-N50C4XbqESim5RGuBVpOUlEYkbnT6dnnAIyBqMAgeCeftWQ3UV xHc_qNFtvg6l64JupBbxXw62ld6Q&pf=p&sclient=psy&rlz=1R2SKPT_enUS403&aq=0&aqi=&aql=&oq=gold+silver+f&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=984ebe8a57703fa9

[osoab]

We made it to #2. :plll

We were 3 & 4 last week.

[chad]

don't get too excited. pokemon is on there too.

[BrewTech]

We made it to #2. :plll

We were 3 & 4 last week.


2 AND 3 ... not bad.

[General of Darkness]

don't get too excited. pokemon is on there too.


You can place key words dealing with your website to put you on top of google. But they do get more traffic than us but about 30% less activity.

[DMac]

Did you clear all cookies/cache prior to the search General? If not, your search has personalization c/o the Googleplex.

[horseshoe3]

Did you clear all cookies/cache prior to the search General? If not, your search has personalization c/o the Googleplex.


On that same note, I've noticed lately that when I search on google, the autofill seems suspiciously keyed in to my geographical and intellectual areas of interest.

Same thing with google maps. For example, if I start to type in "manhat" it will autofill "manhattan, KS" even though Manhattan, NY would be the logical search for most of the country.

On one level, it's very convenient, but also a little scary.

[DMac]

Did you clear all cookies/cache prior to the search General? If not, your search has personalization c/o the Googleplex.


On that same note, I've noticed lately that when I search on google, the autofill seems suspiciously keyed in to my geographical and intellectual areas of interest.

Same thing with google maps. For example, if I start to type in "manhat" it will autofill "manhattan, KS" even though Manhattan, NY would be the logical search for most of the country.

On one level, it's very convenient, but also a little scary.


Your google cookie, with its near infinite expiration date, is what allows google to provide those types of services. Your IP (from your ISP) gives them your basic geographic location. The google cookie on your machine is what enables the algorithm to personalize your search results.

Also remember that google has saved every search ever performed through its services.

[Awoke]

I remember having to work my way through 14 pages to find us.

In Canada, my google page defaults to google.ca

We're sixth on the list, when I enter "Gold silver forum"

[Silver Rocket Bitches!]

Type in silver forum as your keywords.

Comes up #1 for me. ;D

[Libertytree]

Did you clear all cookies/cache prior to the search General? If not, your search has personalization c/o the Googleplex.


On that same note, I've noticed lately that when I search on google, the autofill seems suspiciously keyed in to my geographical and intellectual areas of interest.

Same thing with google maps. For example, if I start to type in "manhat" it will autofill "manhattan, KS" even though Manhattan, NY would be the logical search for most of the country.

On one level, it's very convenient, but also a little scary.


This is exactly why I choose to use Startpage. Yeah, I have to type a little more but at least I haven't been googleized.

[Awoke]

I used startpage for a while before I found out that Alex Jones was a misleader.

Then I said "screw it" and just used google again.

[Ponce]

I'd better type more and faster to make us #1 :oo-->

[Libertarian_Guard]

I'd better type more and faster to make us #1 :oo-->


No Ponce. You need to quote yourself more often if you wish to put us over the top. Google counts self quotes with a factor of 20 X anything else.

[Awoke]

I'd better type more and faster to make us #1 :oo-->


No Ponce. You need to quote yourself more often if you wish to put us over the top. Google counts self quotes with a factor of 20 X anything else.


Don't encourage him!

;)

[Horn]

I'm always afraid to click the first on a google query.

Too much Spam doing that.

[gunDriller]

http://www.silverseek.com/

http://www.bullioncity.com/

https://www.kitcomm.com/index.php

http://www.gold-eagle.com/cgi-bin/gn/get/forum.html

[Joe King]

What I find odd is that when you simply add the "-" between "gold" and "silver", the actual site address, gim2 still comes up first.

So, why would they have "gold-silver" as a search term? <---rhetorical question only. No need to answer

[Horn]

<---rhetorical question only. No need to answer[/size]


Thanks

[StreetsOfGold]

What I find odd is that when you simply add the "-" between "gold" and "silver", the actual site address, gim2 still comes up first.

So, why would they have "gold-silver" as a search term? <---rhetorical question only. No need to answer


I can't imagine why :oo-->

[Ponce]

More "encouragement" I would now take the place of dad intead of waithing for another 9 zillions years ;D

[TheNocturnalEgyptian]

What I find odd is that when you simply add the "-" between "gold" and "silver", the actual site address, gim2 still comes up first.

So, why would they have "gold-silver" as a search term? <---rhetorical question only. No need to answer


In that case, I'll use rhetoric in my answer : )

[freespirit]

Also remember that google has saved every search ever performed through its services.


i've been using "scroogle" for most of my searches...

that way, google can't set a cookie, doesn't see your IP address, and cannot tell which searches are from the same person...

scroogle randomly grabs a google IP, google issues a new cookie, with a new ID and sends the search results.

then scroogle trashes the cookie, and saves the results in a file that is deleted within the hour...

google records scroogle's IP address, the search terms, and the date and time. Scroogle parses the file, and sends the results to the searcher...

scroogle doesn't use cookies, doesn't save search terms, and logs are deleted within 48 hrs...

http://www.scroogle.org/doctorow.html

http://scroogle.org/

happy searching!!!