BigDave - 11:10 pm on Dec 4, 2004 (gmt 0)

But you already said that your real domain is nowhere to be found. It might be a little tougher to have any sort of affect on a site that is in and ranking well.

Someone made a mistake when they linked to your site.

Google put it in their list of sites to crawl.

When they fail, they will remove it from that list.

It has virtually no effect on anyone. There is no description, so there will be very few clicks on the link.

You are already upset at google, so you are looking for excuses to blame them.

So, what it comes down to for just about everyone else in the universe is that it is a non-issue. Yeah, Google should fix it, but they have bigger concerns.