Dissapearing Google Databases?

Two more databases are gone at google (-fi and -ab) and that makes 3 if
you include -gv (gone last week). Anyone have any theories about what's
going on? In the past couple of months google has gotten rid of quite a
few of its databases (-sj, -zu) and even started some new ones (-kr,
-lm) some of which they've already gotten rid of (-mc, -gv). I'd hate to
be a google databse these days as their life expectancy is not too long.

Just curious but how does one go about finding new google databses when
they start new ones? There seem to be some people that know how to to do
that. Do they just spend all day typing various 2 letter combonations
until they come up with ones that work?

"Sam" <. (AT) mail (DOT) com> wrote

Two more databases are gone at google (-fi and -ab) and that makes 3 if
you include -gv (gone last week). Anyone have any theories about what's
going on? In the past couple of months google has gotten rid of quite a
few of its databases (-sj, -zu) and even started some new ones (-kr,
-lm) some of which they've already gotten rid of (-mc, -gv). I'd hate to
be a google databse these days as their life expectancy is not too long.

Just curious but how does one go about finding new google databses when
they start new ones? There seem to be some people that know how to to do
that. Do they just spend all day typing various 2 letter combonations
until they come up with ones that work?

No idea, I only see the ones on the Google Dancemaster
http://www.webworkshop.net/google-dance-tool.html But I guess it doesn't
include all of them as there is no -lm showing.
It's showing -va, fi, zu, gv and mc all gone.

My theory is that Google uses different servers for different sections of
the algorithm, and deletes the various servers when it changes those
sections. If this is theory is true then maybe we should be expecting a
major algo change this month, perhaps the son of Florida!

Matt

http://www.xseo.com
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"Mike" <mikepage007 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

"Sam" <. (AT) mail (DOT) com> wrote

Two more databases are gone at google (-fi and -ab) and that makes 3 if
you include -gv (gone last week). Anyone have any theories about what's
going on? In the past couple of months google has gotten rid of quite a
few of its databases (-sj, -zu) and even started some new ones (-kr,
-lm) some of which they've already gotten rid of (-mc, -gv). I'd hate to
be a google databse these days as their life expectancy is not too long.

Just curious but how does one go about finding new google databses when
they start new ones? There seem to be some people that know how to to do
that. Do they just spend all day typing various 2 letter combonations
until they come up with ones that work?

No idea, I only see the ones on the Google Dancemaster
http://www.webworkshop.net/google-dance-tool.html But I guess it doesn't
include all of them as there is no -lm showing.
It's showing -va, fi, zu, gv and mc all gone.