Tons of sites going “Supplemental Results”.

8 Responses

1. >>Is this a BigDaddy Fluke?
   I think so… As in January 4, Matt Cutts guessed the transition length for 1-2 months… It’s time now.

2. Hello,

   I am glad you bought this up.

   Yes it is happening. Google has a defect and does not know it yet or knows it and will not admit it.

   I see many high quality sites with good content just being wiped out.

   Tom Forrest

3. Hey Jim,

   You look like you were having a great time at SES.

   Good for you.

   Best regards,

   Tom Forrest

4. Well, I am another one that is very glad to see that this is being discussed now…. At first, I really thought I had done somethign wrong, but it’s growing rapidly and affecting many people and it doesn’t seem to be related to anything in particular that I can spot..

   All different sites, different themes, and ages.

5. It got mentioned at Threadwatch and DigitalPoint:
   http://www.threadwatch.org/node/5780
   http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=62256

   What I find interesting is the nonsense URLs – a possible clue to part of what’s going on.

6. Man that is strange, but some of the examples in DP make me feel a little better.

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8. Hello. I know there hasn’t been much discussion about the Supplemental Results. I read GoogleGuy’s post and sent an email to the email in his post, but I received a reply stating, “We’re sorry, but this mailbox has been retired and is no longer actively monitored.”

   Several weeks ago, I had discovered that my website (www.noahsanimalfigurines.com) has 2,349 supplemental results and one actual result (the home page). I waited to see if the problem had been corrected, but it has not.

   Does anyone know where I can get information on fixing this? Of course, I can’t write to Google Support because I only receive generic replies.

   Thanks!
   Sherry

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