Ever wonder if Goog will penalize you for redirecting mobile users? Well, read this..
 

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogsp...rsions-of.html

There ya go... Google themselves put to rest the hard question... :thumbsup

Also Google is showing you how to index your mobile site.

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogsp...bile-site.html

what's your advice based upon the post there?

My advice? Fucking do what they say, or don't come bitching because they removed your shitty site from their index.

you don't even know what they said. just posted a link trying to look smart.

You got me, I never done any mobile stuff, shit, you're just fucking amazing, are you outside my window right now?

Here's an example of the mobile work I've done.

http://www.college-girls.com Original.
http://m.college-girls.com My mobile version.

Now lets see your mobile work Mr. Know-it-all.

Unable to perform query.
More details about the event below:
Table './cgmobile/predator_incoming_hits' is marked as crashed and should be repaired

Pahaha, that's awesome, it was just working, I hit up the owner, that's Predator CMS, not my doings.

Alright it's a referrers problem, so just copy and paste the url, owner has been notified.

when i click on the mobile version i get:

Unable to perform query.
More details about the event below:
Table './cgmobile/predator_incoming_hits' is marked as crashed and should be repaired

Pleas read above, I have contacted the owner of the site about it, so it's up to him to get a hold of Ian, the author of Predator CMS to get it fixed, not my problem, sorry. Just copy and paste, or type m.college-girls.com into your browser, that works fine. It only craps out when there is a referrer sent.

Thanks for the links.