Google caffeine is now complete

[domainseller200]

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2010/06/our-new-search-index-caffeine.html

at last can start moving again

 

[doodlebug]

So faster ranking but could also equal a faster drop out :-|

I guess it means keeping your sites updated all the time, which I do anyway

 

[mrh]

so i guess new content is king?

 

[stender]

It's gonna be a world of blogs then is it?

 

[robrob is verified member.]

at last can start moving again

How did 'stopping' help, and what did you stop?

 

[crabfoot]

I have thought deeply and profoundly upon this matter, and decided that there is only one way I might benefit from the innovation. It probably means that the Google cached versions of site pages will fade away quicker when a site is taken down, so if a page is ported from one site to another it is less likely to be accused of being a duplicate of itself.
So I imagine that Domainseller200 wishes to move sites onto new domains.

Other than that, I can't see it making much difference except to Google people.

The only explanation of "how it works" is a graphic resembling the logo of a 1950s electronics supplier re-targeting its products into a new market in South America.

Why is it called "caffeine"? Is it because "twain" was already taken? What is it an acronym for? Can't Allow Freedom For Every InterNet Engine?

Why didn't they call it SuperHyperInnovative Tweak?

Why do I always have to ask these stoopid questions?

 

[doodlebug]

I have thought deeply and profoundly upon this matter, and decided that there is only one way I might benefit from the innovation. It probably means that the Google cached versions of site pages will fade away quicker when a site is taken down, so if a page is ported from one site to another it is less likely to be accused of being a duplicate of itself.
So I imagine that Domainseller200 wishes to move sites onto new domains.

Other than that, I can't see it making much difference except to Google people.

The only explanation of "how it works" is a graphic resembling the logo of a 1950s electronics supplier re-targeting its products into a new market in South America.

Why is it called "caffeine"? Is it because "twain" was already taken? What is it an acronym for? Can't Allow Freedom For Every InterNet Engine?

Why didn't they call it SuperHyperInnovative Tweak?

Why do I always have to ask these stoopid questions?

Next upgrade is Google Pro plus

 

[domainseller200]

How did 'stopping' help, and what did you stop?

I didn't say "I" had stopped anything ? I said now can get moving again

 

[khalid]

I didn't say "I" had stopped anything ? I said now can get moving again

You did to me?

 

[domainseller200]

You did to me?

I was referring to what I wrote in my first post and NOT individual people

 

[SuziWong]

So, caffeine laxative then? Like too much strong coffee get you moving?

I use ExLax!

 

[doodlebug]

So, caffeine laxative then? Like too much strong coffee get you moving?

I use ExLax!

Suzi, have you sh*t yourself :lol: