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Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospam com> wrote:
> But I couldn't resist the opportunity to tweak your nose over it -
> there's a certain irony when one complains about someone making 'bloggy'
> posts and then making one themselves.... ;-)
My point was that I don't think I acted against my own advice to him.
Maybe I'm being a bit presumptuous, but that's my honest view.
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On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:16:25 -0500, Warp wrote:
> Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospamcom> wrote:
>> But I couldn't resist the opportunity to tweak your nose over it -
>> there's a certain irony when one complains about someone making
>> 'bloggy' posts and then making one themselves.... ;-)
>
> My point was that I don't think I acted against my own advice to him.
> Maybe I'm being a bit presumptuous, but that's my honest view.
Well of course you would think that, otherwise you wouldn't have made the
post in the first place. But your view isn't necessarily the only view
that applies - and for those of us with a different view, the irony is
pretty funny. :-)
Jim
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Warp <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote:
> Chambers <Ben### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> > If you have a blog indexed by Google, posting it there will usually get
> > the word out for other people looking for a fix. I was surprised by how
> > often my own blog posts came up when searching for related subjects
> > (back when I had one).
> I don't have a "blog" per se, but making a html page and linking to hit
> from somewhere in my homepage could potentially achieve the same effect.
It has been now over a week since I made the page and Google still hasn't
indexed it, even though it's linked to from me home page.
Is there a way to tell google to index it?
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news:4b0030c1@news.povray.org...
> Is there a way to tell google to index it?
Post the link to a couple of popular web forums that are fully on-topic and
indexed by Google. There's really no need to post it everywhere as these
kind of things can snowball easily if the content is right. Google indexing
is really a popularity contest: I've seen messages in famous web forums show
up a few *** minutes *** in the Google index after being posted. On the
other hand, pages with no external incoming links can stay in limbo for a
while.
G.
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On 11/15/09 10:48, Warp wrote:
>> I don't have a "blog" per se, but making a html page and linking to hit
>> from somewhere in my homepage could potentially achieve the same effect.
>
> It has been now over a week since I made the page and Google still hasn't
> indexed it, even though it's linked to from me home page.
>
> Is there a way to tell google to index it?
If you use, say, Wordpress as your blogging software, you can get
Google to index it (as soon as you post?).
So set up Wordpress and create a post with a link to whatever you want
Google to index.
Probably works for all major blogging systems/software. Heck, should
work if you do that even with a Wordpress or Blogspot account.
Haven't tried it, though.
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Why is the person who invests all your money called a broker?
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From: Nicolas Alvarez
Subject: Re: Something I hate about web forums
Date: 15 Nov 2009 23:28:45
Message: <4b00d4fd@news.povray.org>
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Neeum Zawan wrote:
> On 11/15/09 10:48, Warp wrote:
>> It has been now over a week since I made the page and Google still
>> hasn't
>> indexed it, even though it's linked to from me home page.
>>
>> Is there a way to tell google to index it?
>
> If you use, say, Wordpress as your blogging software, you can get
> Google to index it (as soon as you post?).
>
> So set up Wordpress and create a post with a link to whatever you want
> Google to index.
How the hell does that work?
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On 11/15/09 22:28, Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
>> If you use, say, Wordpress as your blogging software, you can get
>> Google to index it (as soon as you post?).
>>
>> So set up Wordpress and create a post with a link to whatever you want
>> Google to index.
>
> How the hell does that work?
Which part? Getting Google to automatically index blog posts?
In Wordpress, go to Settings --> Privacy. Select the option that allows
Google, etc to index. Then go to Settings --> Writing --> Update
Services. See:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Update_Services
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