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Question about the "link:" operator
Hi folks,
OK...here goes...
The "link:" operator allows us to see how many websites link to your own, we all now this. If I use it in Yahoo I have 300+ links, if I use it in Google is have 2.
I'm guessing that Yahoo includes every page that it sees a link on and it's pretty fast in finding them. Does google do it after a certain timescale, i.e. once a month, or does google assign a certain relevance to the link and if it thinks it's a spam link, etc. it doesn't include it?
Are the yahoo results a good indication of how the google results will be after the next update?
Thanks
OK...here goes...
The "link:" operator allows us to see how many websites link to your own, we all now this. If I use it in Yahoo I have 300+ links, if I use it in Google is have 2.
I'm guessing that Yahoo includes every page that it sees a link on and it's pretty fast in finding them. Does google do it after a certain timescale, i.e. once a month, or does google assign a certain relevance to the link and if it thinks it's a spam link, etc. it doesn't include it?
Are the yahoo results a good indication of how the google results will be after the next update?
Thanks








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