How long for links/backlinks to show up?

Of course. Just because Google doesn't show them doesn't mean that they
are not counted.

What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?






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On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 19:42:40 +0100, Berimor <berimor (AT) berimor (DOT) ber> wrote:

What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?

They are able to follow about 99999 links per every 100000 links
found on pages, I doubt they are loosing them later.

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"Berimor" <berimor (AT) berimor (DOT) ber> wrote

Of course. Just because Google doesn't show them doesn't mean that they
are not counted.



What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?

There are other ways in finding links that are indexed in Google than just
the link: search. You just have to know how to find them.:-)

Stacey

Berimor <berimor (AT) berimor (DOT) ber> wrote:

Of course. Just because Google doesn't show them doesn't mean that
they are not counted.


What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?

What if the aliens control Google?

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Berimor <berimor (AT) berimor (DOT) ber> wrote:

Of course. Just because Google doesn't show them doesn't mean that
they are not counted.


What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?

What if the aliens control Google?

And the moon was really cheese...........hmmm.:-)

Stacey

On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 23:02:47 +0100, Stacey
<Remove-the-Y-stacey (AT) staceyssimplestuff (DOT) com> wrote:

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Berimor <berimor (AT) berimor (DOT) ber> wrote:

Of course. Just because Google doesn't show them doesn't mean that
they are not counted.


What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?

What if the aliens control Google?

And the moon was really cheese...........hmmm.:-)

Stacey

Yes
And president is the bot!!!!???

ok, lets stop it - or we can continue eternally





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"Stacey" <Remove-the-Y-stacey (AT) staceyssimplestuff (DOT) com> wrote

"Berimor" <berimor (AT) berimor (DOT) ber> wrote in message
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Of course. Just because Google doesn't show them doesn't mean that they
are not counted.



What if it's contrary?
What if Google is going to mislead everybody with specially forced
features?
What if their engine is unable to count all IBLs?


There are other ways in finding links that are indexed in Google than just
the link: search. You just have to know how to find them.:-)

Stacey

Like? Look for the sites name and/or content? Would that be reliable?