<%@ Language="VBScript" %> <% Dim conn,rs,sql 'create connection set conn = server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Connection") conn.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & server.MapPath ("fpdb/engglas.mdb") 'query to select active data... sql = "SELECT * FROM title, vote where title.active = 'y' and title.id = vote.id" set rs = server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Recordset") rs.Open sql, conn, 3, 3 %> <% Dim strq,ip,objRs strq="select top 3 * from fft order by id_num desc" 'response.Write(strq) Set objRs=objConn.execute(strq) %> The Big Machine Crisis



The Big Machine Crisis

What happened to my site? Why the hell my site is still not indexed? Where did my site go? You can hear disgruntled voices in the search engine arena posted in forums and message boards. Though Big G is trying to answer these queries through their mouthpiece but nothing concrete is shaping up yet.

Eric Schmidt (Google CEO) describes Google as having a storage or “machine crisis” basically noting that the machines are full.  

Schwartz attributes the problems with the Big Daddy update as being related to:

  • inconsistent indexing/dropping of pages
  • slow or no crawling activity
  • old cached pages
  • dead 404 pages returned in the search results
  • irrelevant results

Are they really having a storage problem or “machine crisis” or something else is happening behind the scene? No one can say for sure. But the situation remains the same and webmasters and SE experts are at a loss to find a spot on this esteemed engine.

Earlier a thread published on DigitalPoint forum showed a spam site gaining millions or billions of results indexed in span of few weeks!

t1ps2see.com
Creation Date: 25-May-2006
2,190,000,000 results
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3At1ps2see.com

There are host of similar threads on different forums and persisting anomaly of organic results vs. spam results. If there is a storage crisis then it explains the reason for new sites being not indexed or related issues but why spam results are appearing for major keywords. And how long this wait-and- watch scenario will prevail?

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