ianevans
msg:3880379 | 8:44 pm on Mar 27, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Just looked again at the site:example.com and the number was back to what it was earlier today. I realize you can hit different data centers. I haven't seen 4000+ of our images in the index since 2006 and there was a ton of newer photos in there. Can I assume that the 8x larger result I saw two hours ago is a new crawl that will be rolled out to the other data centers?
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tedster
msg:3880690 | 2:17 pm on Mar 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
It's always risky to assume things like that - you may have seen a temporary or test data set, one that might never be used full time. However, you can certainly hope. It is an encouraging sign.
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ianevans
msg:3880739 | 4:08 pm on Mar 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Very odd what happened just now... After reading your post, I did the site:example.com search in Images and page 1 reflected 608 images. I noticed a newer image in the result set. Clicking over to page 2, it now said "Results 19 - 36 of about 4,080". A ton of recent photos in the results. As I paged through subsequent results, the total would change from 608 to 4080 every few pages, as would the amount of recent photos. Crazy...and fingers crossed.
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ianevans
msg:3881820 | 6:07 pm on Mar 30, 2009 (gmt 0) |
An update...the weirdness continues with result numbers toggling between 600+ and 4K+ as I page through the results. I'm also seeing images that were just added a few days ago. Fingers crossed...
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