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Originally Posted by V_RocKs
I have had blogs that got bitch slapped... And I left them alone... and Google put them right back to where they were...
It would seem that when they put up an update and it backfires they see the backfire. They write more code to cover the special examples and things go back to normal within days to a week or two...
That said... In the future start using Raymor's idea of expanding your topics to include normal associations.
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I think I read that Google said exactly that - that many sites would drop and then come back up. Partly due to tuning the algorithm, and maybe also they've started having spamminess effect PR as well as relevancy, though that's hard to do without breaking the mathematical basis of PR. If PR is somehow weighted, a few iterations of the PR calculator worlds be needed to get everuthing right again.
This just reminded me I accidentally removed a page that has remained near the top for ".htaccess" and ".htaccess protection" for over a decade. I better bring that back to life somehow. This reminded me of it because though the page was made back when I was doing SEO, I paid absolutely no attention to SEO when writing it. I just put a lot of really good .htaccess information on the page and Google, like Altavista before it, has fairly consistently seen it as relevant.
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