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As most know, if you typed FAILURE in G you got the bio of GWB. On the J2 DC's this seems to be corrected.
Just a thought that J2 might center around back-link quality, relevance etc... <<
Agree 100%... Again, if you are weak on links, you shouldn't be spending too much time in here looking at DCs and praying. Instead, you should be out there shaking down sites for links.
[edited by: Yippee at 8:55 pm (utc) on Nov. 4, 2005]
You can see why now. They are doing all sorts of mix and matching. Obviously you couldn't do that if you just dumped one completed thing on top of another completed thing.
Logic order - Homepage followed by Cached pages - supplementals at the bottom ;)
This ordering I am talking about - is really only consistent on 66.102.9.104 & 66.102.11.104 at the moment (so not all Jagger2s)
I'm liking these IPs. Not as much as my red wine though...
Why else would G do 2 updates (let alone 3) back-to-back that are supposed to be mutually exclusive.
In essence, why rearrange your furniture one way to create more light in the room, then the next day rearrange the furniture to allow better airflow and have both rearrangements be completely separate of each other. It would only make sense if you planned on having two separate rooms.
From Matt's blog:
"Paul, the objective of Jagger is to improve our index results. The three stages are actually three independent launches."
- Just trying to think outside the box...
66.102.11.104
I noticed the same changes earlier on 66.102.9.99. Our non-www homepage has finally disappeared on that DC and the others you mentioned, but [site:mysite.com] is still returning the same random order as other DCs. (While a few other sites I looked at do have their homepages first on the DCs mentioned and not on others.) Not sure what the practical ramifications are, but it's nice to see that Google can maybe sort out what pages are most important within a single site.
He's not the Jagger of Search, he's more like the Greenspan of Search :)
