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Subject:
INTERNET SEARCH RESULT
Category: Computers > Internet Asked by: bzdc-ga List Price: $25.00 |
Posted:
28 Oct 2005 08:36 PDT
Expires: 27 Nov 2005 07:36 PST Question ID: 586062 |
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Subject:
Re: INTERNET SEARCH RESULT
From: charliebabbage-ga on 28 Oct 2005 13:43 PDT |
I can understand if you don't want to specify the search criteria that generates this result. Do you know how the negative remark got there? Is it fair comment? If not, have you ever instructed a lawyer? I assume that the negative comment appears on one or more other sites, not on a site under your direct control. Have you tried contacting the search engines on which this comment appears to see if there is anything they can do. Hope this might help. |
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Re: INTERNET SEARCH RESULT
From: respree-ga on 28 Oct 2005 21:47 PDT |
I'll give you two answers, neither of which you're going to like, but correctly answers the question. 1. conduct your search eliminating the unwanted phrase by preceding the search term with a negative (-) sign. 2. ask each of the site owners of the pages that get returned to remove the page from their site. Not the answers you're hoping for, I know. Search results are pages indexed by search engines. Once indexed, the only way they're going to be altered is the alteration of the page it indexed. The only way they are (eventually) going to fall off the results is if the page no longer exists. Other than that, they'll likely stay there until the end of time (or the end of the search engine, whichever comes first). I don't know about a legal course of action you can take. A negative comment (like this movie stinks) is not exactly libel. |
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Re: INTERNET SEARCH RESULT
From: dbest-ga on 03 Nov 2005 08:52 PST |
Unless you have a direct way of removing the negative comment you can't. However you can make your own website more easily searched by careful placement of metatags in the page and also think about creating a page full of hyperlinks to each section of your website (search-engines love them). http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/ have some very good tutorials on web-site search engine optimisation. Hope this helps |
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