you can please to open this link to have proofs;

google.co.id/search?hl=id&q=/search/prediksi%2Btogel%2B2009%2Bwdsearch%2Bcom%2Bthe%2Bdevilfinder%2Bsearch%2Bengine&btnG=Telusuri&meta=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=

see the result in the page from google and all the sites permalinks like this:

search/keyword+keyword+keyword+keyword+keyword+keyword+keyword+keyword

if we pick one link and paste to browser bar and visit the site you will see my point or just try this links;

koesplus.org/search/prediksi+togel+2009+wdsearch+com+hot+news+today

allbloggr.com/search/prediksi+togel+2009+wd+search+hot+news+today

you will find what my mean here. please please go to the link and you will find fake search results page like google and yahoo in that sites, please try to click the result you will redirect to the same blog again and again, imagine if information seekers search for information and google take them to the kind of sites and it will only make information seekers angry and their trust on google will be down

there is no good to keep that sites in google database if you let this sites without punish, in the future their number will be growing and growing because google seems to love the kind sites, believe me i see the kind of sites got thousands over thousands visitors everyday

i am sorry for my bad english i hope you can understand me

We are judged not by how we fall, but how we rise

Getting more capital, and going to give it another shot… What can you do? Thanks for this blog, it’s good to know at least people are talking about this issue.

I’ve created a google profile and I’m in the process of verifying my identity so people can know its really me trying to remove erroneous sites from when I’m searched. I’ve also started a blog, a wiki, a linkedin account, a flickr account, a twitter account, and a ping account to try and take control of my internet reputation, but how long will it take for this to become something buried in my search results is really up in the air. Any advice?

I respectfully submit Google should address this issue. I believe the origional position Google has taken is a good one, but times change and heck, even windows patches bugs when they catch them.

Michael Guy

I am *not* a child predator! I have been denied employment because a Google search has associated my name with a disgusting and illegal thing.

I THERE ANY WAY TO DELETE MY NAME FROM THE SITE, AND TO REMOVE THE PAGE LISTING FROM GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS?

The website is http://predatortracker.blogspot.com/ and if you look under the dated section Monday, July 24, 2006 I am mentioned in the first paragraph. They even admit I’m not the man they are looking for yet still will not remove my name…!

I appreciate any help in removing my name from the site and Google search results. I’ve contacted them but they only say to contact the site owner…

These blogs retrieve or fetch Yahoo and Bing RSS Feed and display the results on their blogs that make their blog as if as search engines here is the example of one of them:

girat.info/search/wordpress+theme (Please visit the site to study it deeper)

And please see the image result of the link:

That is the result, and if Googlers click on the headline links they will land to another page of the same blog and so on and that will frustrate Googlers and unfortunately it seems Google loves such links so much, because most of them rank pretty high in Google results for many keywords and those thief get huge amount of visitors from Google, i mean it the blogs get huge traffic from Google alone i have seen many of them get 30,000 visitors daily and they are using Wordpress, I don’t know what they use to retrieve Yahoo and Bing feed perhaps they are using a plugin or whatever, but they can change wordpress “search” function, if you search information from their sites, their blogs will display this kind of link;

theirblog.com/search/keyword+keyword

not like a usual wordpress search link like this

theirblog.com?s=keyword&submit=Search

And their links are indexed and rank pretty high by Google, many Google face confusion while landing to their pages because they get nothing but another result page (see the image) and if they click the headline link they will land to another page from same blog

Mr. Matt these kind of blogs only contaminate Google and trouble people who use Google, if you want to keep Google quality please deal with these blogs and I still have long list of the blogs that practice this naughty techniques to gain traffic if you want the name I can give you the list you can email me via my email on this comment

You don’t have to approve this comment if you don’t want to, I don’t mind either in fact I prefer the comment is not approved at all, but I just want you to take an action and deal with them, they are stealing traffic from other blogs, including me, we have been struggling for months and years to have established blogs and get traffic but they just steal our headlines, descriptions through fake search result on their blog

Please don’t disappoint me and other bloggers who have the same fate as I do

And i am sorry because the comment is lengthy i hope this is not the first lengthy comment on your blog

Thank you very much mr.Matt

As I understand it, the sequence of events looks something like this:

1) Google crawls the web indexing pages and using an algorithm to assign them a rank.
2) The rank has monetary value, so people learn how to game the algorithm to move their pages up.
3) People at Google evaluate the performance of the algorithm, among other things attempting to ensure that the top-ranked pages have genuine value.
4) From time to time, Google tweaks the algorithm to improve the quality of the rankings, and the process starts again.

It’s at step 1, the application of the algorithm, that the argument makes sense about Google not wanting to be the internet police.

At step 3, though, value judgments enter into it. This is where the argument from algorithmic innocence, if I may call it that, fails. Google wants to ensure that its top results have value, because if they didn’t, people would lose interest in Google. So part of Google’s job is to pass judgment on the results its algorithm returns, for purely corporate-self-interested reasons if nothing else. Google’s users have made it clear that there is a big problem with ROR, not only with comment threads like this, but in many other ways. By not responding, Google has passed a value judgment that the site is a-ok.

This is a much bigger question than just ROR, of course. As it stands now, anyone can say anything on the web, and Google will index it, and people will learn how to game the algorithm to grab more attention to their message. The long-term result, unless something changes, is that search results will come to be more and more meaningless over time. People will learn to rely more on their own judgment than on the judgment of an algorithm. This may be a good thing overall, but it won’t be good for Google – it means that Google search results will get attached to an attitude like “Oh, ok, that came from a Google search. That doesn’t mean anything, then.” Perhaps the long-term solution is to find an effective way to involve the user community. There have been some attempts along these lines, but so far they haven’t been very effective.

In my view, the user community has spoken about ROR, loudly enough to get the attention of the other major search engines, which have intentionally pushed those pages lower in their results. I think they have acted responsibly in doing this; so far, Google has not.

I sympathize with the problem you face, though. It’s a big one.

-S