Bobby - 12:47 am on Mar 18, 2005 (gmt 0)

StupidScript,

This is a case of removing a page that is using a 302 redirect to one of YOUR pages, stealing your content and pretending that it is theirs.

By temporarily removing your page and signaling to Google that you'd like to remove the hijacker's page, Google mistakenly believes that the hijacker's page is no longer online and wants it to be removed.

The same flaw in the algorithm which is responsible for indexing the hijacker's page (which is stealing your content) also can remove it.

The problem here is that first off it's difficult to discover all the pages that are hijacking your pages, and secondly it requires a substantial amount of time directly proportional to the number of total pages to be removed.