It’s always humbling when you’re searching for an answer to something on Google and you come across a page from your own site in Google. It’s even worse when that page has the answer. I want Technorati or Feedster to show three types of hits: those from my own blog, those from other blogs, and those from Google. ¶
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Scott Johnson of Feedster | August 7th, 2004 @ 11:24 pm |
Hm… Interesting. **quite interesting** **looks right and left while not admitting that we might be addressing this** **scurries to code** **likes asterisk characters**
DarkCryst | August 8th, 2004 @ 6:13 pm |
looks like you’ve inspired him Matt!
Call off the hounds!
Michael | August 8th, 2004 @ 10:52 pm |
Actually, what I find annoying is when one of my pages comes up and I know it does not have the answer. I have several pages that score higher in Google than the content actually deserves.
Kelson | August 9th, 2004 @ 12:00 pm |
Gotta agree with Michael. I had a question about PPC-Linux at one point and couldn’t find anything, so I decided to jot down a note about “I’ll add more once I’ve figured out XYZ.” Weeks later I decided to tackle the problem again, and the most informative page I could find on the issue was my own remark about how I couldn’t find the answer!