Minor Shuffling - Incremental Indexing

Not enough changes to be an update.

[alexdo]

hi to all off google watchers

I see a huge changes in google serps across all the google datacenters in europe and asia but US serps are the same...

A few of my site goes up and a few goes down

Did you see the same changes?

Thanks

Alex

[zeus]

216.239.37.147 - I see a link update here on some searches, just a little change.

[oziii]

seeing lots of changes also across multiple sites and multiple datacenters.

[Atomic]

I am seeing a lot of 5/14/05 dates displayed on the SERPs after not seeing any dates all day. Dunno if this means anything but it does seem a little odd.

[jd01]

Haven't noticed the SERP changes yet, but...

One of my sites has been stuck at X pages indexed for months... yesterday they picked up another 500... maybe a coincidence, but maybe there is change brewing.

Justin

[idolw]

i see almost nothing at all. one of our sites returned to the number of links it had before last PR and BL update.
looking at SERPs from europe, but seeing nothing

[helleborine]

The number of pages indexed from my site went from 545 to 848.

Alas they are no longer coming up in the SERPs starting this afternoon.

[oldpro]

my niche is changing drastically from the #5 position on down. was in the #11 spot for months...this weekend shot up to 6th then to 12 now at #16. trying to analyize what is going on...what it seems is that sites that have fresh content are getting hammered, while those that have not been updated recently (one hasn't added pages or content since 1998) are holding position. Very strange...something is in the works for sure. My niche never changes, even thru allegra and florida.

the way this is going i will probably post tommorrow that i have fallen out of the G serps.

[Total Paranoia]

Not seeing any change at all from the UK.

T_P

[kamikaze Optimizer]

The changes I saw on the USA DC's have reverted back the old serps. I think this was just a shuffle of the data.

[stuartmcdonald]

I'm seeing a lot of minor changes across a few hundred terms