crobb305 - 11:43 pm on Mar 9, 2005 (gmt 0)

one more thing:

When I search inurl:example.com, several urls of the following form are showing:

www.example.com%20
http/www.example.com/

The second one above is not even a legitimate url. Why would Google index it? These urls point to nothing.

Google is full of useless urls that should not even be listed in the index. So I agree with the comments above about Google incorrectly referring to urls as pages.

I respect their policy of not manually touching serps to an extent. But the examples presented in this thread are ridiculous. They need to have some method of cleaning up serps without waiting for their algorithm to become "perfect" enough to detect this crap.

C