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Post #341,227
4/3/11 5:28:12 AM
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It became ok about 4PM yesterday
Google says 2 weeks just to shut you up.
Thanks
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Post #341,229
4/3/11 8:20:50 AM
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Mostly OK
In the beginning, when it was bad, Goggle and Firefox flagged it, but IE via Bing or Yahoo would be quite happy to send people to the site. Then after a bit, Bing figured it out, and IE started kicking various errors (not all related, sometimes we got bogus SSL cert messages!)
I then fixed it, submitted the request to rescan to Google.
10 hours later Google and Firefox started working, and a bit later, Bing picked it up as well.
But not f'ing Yahoo!
Some pages are good, others bad. Their search engine lags behind Bing, so they obviously used a cached version and not a direct pull.
Yahoo says talk to Bing if you disagree with their results. Bing is currently correct and most recent.
Bastards.
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