theBear - 8:25 pm on Feb 5, 2005 (gmt 0)

claus,

It is a fact that incomplete data, while fine for estimating within probability bounds, isn't exactly what people expect indexes to built with if the calulations are based on data that will not be in the index or that the data will kept to one side in the index instead of being placed where the calculations place it.

Now to the chap that mentioned key word density.

I've seen sites rank high in the serps with extremely high and also with zero keyword density. It makes no sense, even when factoring the number of sites in that serp universe.

The funniest one was when there was a blank page and it got first place, you now know what to use for content makes page creation a snap.