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QuestionAsker123 asked:


I relaunched my site and traffic from search engines dropped 50%.

Andry asked:


I want google and yahoo to index all the content on my site. The problem is I have a security filter (members only), but I still want search engines to index this pages.

someone asked:


How can you get your website on search engines, such as yahoo or google, so when people enter something having to do with your website they can find it when they search?

Nabo’s Woman asked:


I’m going to publish my crime thriller novel on my web site, accessable via PayPal and password. I don’t want the search engines to list those pages on their directories. And I can’t find the script on Yahoo! Web Hosting Help. Can you help me?

Jordan C asked:


How do you delete the history of what you do on google search engines

Cherokee Billie asked:


I have just completed my website www.billiechainey.com/ebook/

it’s an exciting story and I know that it would sell. What do I do to get into the top positions on search engines?

Nickelodeon asked:


I have a blog I wanted to put in search engines. I did yahoo and it said it might take a few weeks. This was a couple months ago and still nothing. Any ideas?

jp100 asked:


It’s easy enough to add new search engines to the search bar in Firefox, but I can’t find any way to remove the ones I don’t want. Anyone know how?

WannaKnow asked:


I read an article in the New York Times about the New York Public Library which answers questions and it mentioned dark areas of the Internet, vast databases that search engines like Google do not scan and I wonder what are in those areas, why doesn’t Google scan them and what search engine will scan them and where do you get that search engine and what will be there when and if you are ever able to scan those areas.

Passing Interest asked:


I am working for a small branch of a Japanese company in Nevada. Last year, on their website, the Japanese Government published some very harmful information about the Japanese head office. Although the information is irrelevent to the operations being run in the US, Japanese people/speakers often find this information and assume that it is both current and relevent to the work that I am doing, thus causing unnecessary damage to the business.
Under Data Protection laws, my understanding is that all data held, including that by public bodies, must be kept up to date and accurate or be removed if is not. The Japanese Government information is now highly inaccurate yet they have refused to update it despite numerous requests from head office. Japanese Law waives all responsibility for public bodies, so there is no legal requirement for them to do anything.
As most major search engines are US based, would they be legally responsible to take down links to the inaccurate government pages?