richdvk
Joined: Eons Ago
# Posts: 56
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Posted: 2004-Jan-23 22:31
I don't know about the rest of you guys but I've just picked up about 10,000 new listings on www-ex.google.com. :D
Fingers crossed they will be hitting www2/ww3 and then www. soon
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sidney
Joined: Jul 17, 2003
# Posts: 75
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 03:04
what is www-ex.google.com/
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superchaosbryan
Joined: Dec 06, 2003
# Posts: 124
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 08:20
www-lm.google.com has moved my site from 190 to 80. No idea why.
It is about 0030 hours here in California and I can only access www, www2, www3, www-ex, www-in, and www-lm. All the rest are "page not found"
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judehk
Joined: Eons Ago
# Posts: 14
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 08:47
There's a major update - the http://216.239.37.99 datacentre shows new SERP's. Some of the keywords which escaped Florida appear to have been incorporated into the update.
The DC results are sporadically showing on the www.
Hold on to your hats... this could be as big as Florida....
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kali
Joined: Jan 18, 2004
# Posts: 56
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 09:02
Dagnabit! I missed florida by being too oblivious to notice it.
I lost a #1 serp in Netscape's engine today. I really don't want that change to propogate.
I went from #1 to nonexistant.
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Logan
Joined: Aug 14, 2002
# Posts: 3749
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 15:58
i'm seeing dramatic changes across the board as well. I am already seeing them on search.aol.com but not on yahoo yet. It may shift some as we saw with post florida if filters are to be implemented still. my two cents - rollercoaster ride, hold on.
sindey, that is a datacenter location. google has many, which are used to serve results when people search at www.google.com. As one updates with changes, it may or may not propogate to all other datacenters. If some are different you may get different results based on which datacenter you are provided with when searching. Thus we check and reference particular datacenters to see if we are on the same page. problem is most dns for datacenters are down ... so check ips is becoming a rule.
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judehk
Joined: Eons Ago
# Posts: 14
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 16:33
wierd thing about this update is that the http://216.239.37.99 datacentre seems tpo be propogating to google's partners and not to the other google datacentres (yet...). Results on Netscape appear to have switched back to another datacentre, AOL is consistently showing the updated SERPs.
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aaise
Joined: Dec 28, 2001
# Posts: 235
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 19:51
what is www-ex.google.com? Our homepage is indexed at this site and at google.com but no at www-im.google.com.
What are these sites exactly?
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cabbagehead
Joined: Eons Ago
# Posts: 532
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 20:45
Really nice - all my keywords that vanished in Florida ... then came back slowly ... are now completely gone again. I hope Google dies a slow, pain death at the hands of Inktomi. DIE GOOGLE!!!!
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cabbagehead
Joined: Eons Ago
# Posts: 532
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 20:53
Huh - I'm looking at some of the results for "discount hotel" and some of these are just pathetic. I mean, there's even this site that appears to be a single page with a lot of links into an affiliate program at another URL - even *THAT* is still listed whereas my site with over 100 pages of original content is gone. I don't know what the hell they're doing but from my vantage point this is looking just as bad and just an unreasonable as Florida. No rhyme or reason to my site being ousted when some of these blatant jokesters still hold good placement. Sigh.
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watling
Joined: Nov 29, 2003
# Posts: 104
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Posted: 2004-Jan-24 21:03
There are definitely changes at http://216.239.37.99. I'm still showing up in pages 1 or 2 but it's linking to specific content pages instead of my home page. Not sure where this datacentre is located - it reads, "Google English" - but the SERPs aren't showing up locally yet.
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REMbraNT
Joined: Jul 29, 2002
# Posts: 82
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 01:21
After nov 15 my page was nowhere to be found but a few minutes ago I checked my page and it is back again. I have the same results on www www2 and www3 as well. It looks good so far!
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excell
Staff
Joined: Mar 19, 2001
# Posts: 14512
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 02:05
{goes and sits in the corner with cabbagehead}
 Those travel search results are shaping up to look worse than florida...swamped with directories, spam and affiliates on local terms
I've had a quick look and that's all I am doing - there is no point in me watching as Google continues to go irrelevant
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omegaman66
Joined: Aug 19, 2000
# Posts: 327
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 03:59
Yahoo!!! Oops, I mean yippee!
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bloodxus
Joined: Dec 22, 2003
# Posts: 136
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 07:56
There it goes again! One of my sites was on its way back up to the first page. Went from 187-20 within the last month. Just friggin dropped out of no where!!!!!! )-: Argh.....I am done with Google. Good luck to you all
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Stu-N
Joined: Jan 18, 2001
# Posts: 257
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 08:08
In 'the other forum' they have dubbed this update 'Austin'.
For my terms, I see my sites doing well, a few around me have shuffled, but the major spam I was seeing is gone in this update.
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watling
Joined: Nov 29, 2003
# Posts: 104
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 08:44
Earlier today I was seeing links to specific content pages. Now it's showing my home page 'gain.
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Algonot
Joined: Dec 12, 2003
# Posts: 64
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 09:10
Let's not get too excited - I'll bet it's just some juiced up Google engineer lurching around on Saturday night and hit the "Go Back" and "Mess with Their Minds" console switches by accident 
... boy is he in deep! lol
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Dorian
Joined: Aug 13, 2001
# Posts: 533
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 12:07
There's still some guys out there who remain at the top whatever Google does.
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REMbraNT
Joined: Jul 29, 2002
# Posts: 82
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Posted: 2004-Jan-25 16:32
I was too happy yesterday. It's ok that my listing is back in the top 10 on www www2 www3 www-ex but not on www-in. And it seems like the www-in what matters because I haven't received a single user using my search term during these 2 days.
Very strange.
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