site command showing subdomains

[billnad]

I was checking through a few of my domains and I use subdomains extensively. This morning for the first time, I thing, I noticed that the site command was listing my subdomains.

What is the impact of this? I know Google can quite easily map this kind of data but are we going to see more trust info across an entire domain now instead of just by site?

[mirrornl]

anyone please?

[Halfdeck]

According to Matt Cutts, Googlers were giving this feature a test drive, but decided to go back to not showing subdomains. I doubt site: searches displaying subdomains imply anything about Google's back end.

[rustybrick]

This should have been resolved last week, as I reported [seroundtable.com]. I still see it also, Ill try to find out what is up.

[mirrornl]

I still see it if i look for site:www.mysite.com
(today it was also gone for a while, and than the results showed much fresher)

btw i have nonwww redirected to www

[theBear]

It takes time for changes to fully make throughout the Google server world.

In addition there is another change to search that is being worked on.

BTW: Hi Rusty, don't cause too much trouble.

[webdude]

Mmmm... Am I missing something here? I do not use www as most do. I redirect all www to just the domain. I have been seeing all my subdomains for the past 6+ months. I never really thought about it. I figured G was pulling anything that had the domain in it, as it should, in my opinion.

[rustybrick]

Seems to still be an issue!

I will see what is up...

Nice to see you Mr. Bear!

[mirrornl]

it is still an issue indeed

[sunny_kat]

Hope Google resolves it soon
*fingers crossed*

[sunny_kat]

I hope they have not started taking the subdomains as internal sub versions of any domain and started showing them up during site: command

[vicyankees]

It seems that the site:www.domain.com also returns only non-supplemental results...

[Whitey]

Some members are reporting sites with site:tool changes and saying their sub domains have tanked [ caryl ] , others are reporting different types of changes.

[webmasterworld.com...]

I think, whether it's a site tool error or not, there are some revelations coming out of this that shows how Google views a site. Although sub domains may technically be considered by Google as separate sites, they clearly have the power to filter similar and duplicate content appearing on them both, particularily if they are linked [ IMO ].

[rustybrick]

I see supplemental results in some site commands.