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Top Forums Web Development Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - Google v. Yahoo. Post 302210767 by cbkihong on Tuesday 1st of July 2008 11:32:29 PM
Old 07-02-2008
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Originally Posted by Neo
Why is that? Do some sites optimize better for Yahoo and others for Google? And, if you are optimal (by design or accident) for one search engine, you are suboptimal for another?
I think they use different algorithms for prioritization that gives rise to the difference. However, the exact mechanics are beyond me. But I'm still inclined to think that Yahoo! seems to bias keywords.

For long time in the past, I got more hits from Yahoo! compared with Google. I think the reason was that many URLs of my site bear ".pl" that drove Google away, but apparently Google changed something from last year onwards that I got more and more hits from Google and dynamically generated pages and URL seems to be no longer an issue. At least for me.
 

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Net::Google::Code::Issue - Google Code Issue SYNOPSIS
use Net::Google::Code::Issue; my $issue = Net::Google::Code::Issue->new( project => 'net-google-code' ); $issue->load(42); DESCRIPTION
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load parse updated the last comment's date. create comment, summary, status, owner, cc, labels, files. update comment, summary, status, owner, merge_into, cc, labels, blocked_on, files. list( q => '', can => '', author => '', id => '', label => '', max_results => '', owner => '', published_min => '', published_max => '', updated_min => '', updated_max => '', start_index => '' ) google's api way to get/search issues return a list of loaded issues in list context, a ref to the list otherwise. load_comments google's api way to get and load comments( no scraping is done here ) parse_hybrid when $USE_HYBRID is true, we will try to load issue with the google's official api, but as the api is not complete, we still need to do scraping to load something( e.g. attachments ), this method is used to do this. AUTHOR
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Copyright 2008-2010 Best Practical Solutions. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.10.1 2010-04-28 Net::Google::Code::Issue(3pm)
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