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Is it necessary for new sites to appear first in www2 and www3,

before being added to main www.google.com?

         

Noximus

1:10 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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dear friends
is it necessary for new sites to appeare at first in www2
and www3 before being added to main www.google.com?

Noximus

1:43 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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Dear Experts
do you know the answer to the question abow? if yes please tell me. i hope on your kindness :)

Noximus

creative craig

1:46 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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I dont think that it is. Thre are many sites that are crawled just the once and the appear in the google index automaticaly.

If you do a site search there wil be a few threads onthe subject.

Craig

CuriousWeb

1:48 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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I'll try

Sites can slip into the index in between major updates but then have been known to drop out again in the next update and return in the update after that. So the answer is no but when it does appear in www2 and www3 you'll know that it is more likely to be a stable entry.

Hope this helps...

diddlydazz

1:56 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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Hi Noximus,

No,

www2 and www3 are like a staging process.

In other words you don't submit sites to www2 or www3 they are the same database as www but they are mainly used for pre-update shuffling (if that makes sense :))

Dazz

Noximus

2:03 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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Thank you so much Friends :)
my site is not in www2 nor www3 and i thought that it wouldn't be included in this update (which is going to take place this month) . now i think that not everything is lost and i hope that my site will be included in the coming october update.

thanks once more

ciml

2:23 pm on Oct 23, 2002 (gmt 0)

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lazerzubb's Google Update FAQ [webmasterworld.com] explains the process well.