So, nobody won the contest.
Now the
formerly top result is the second one and the top one is now:
"Define An English Person" C-Word Easter Egg or Google F-Bomb?"
Though, the sense of it didn't change
Generally the word nobody can say is fuck. Also banned from the media is shit, cock, etc.
That's a surprise to me because I hardly can recall many (American, Brittish) movies in English without engagement of "f*cking" word.
What is, then, the proper word to address shit? bullshit?
Why do Americans have names homonymous with obscenities, like Dick?
First off, banned from where? Second,...
Zeroth, I updated my original post.
Second, I am not that much interested in profanity intricacies discussion but in technical side of it.
Let me say, once I worked in a company where I couldn't Email (getting returns) to a guy whose Email that contained, as part of Email address, his name Dick.
Then, I am interested how the search engines define and correct the context of searches to avoid getting me unwarranted visitors or, vice versa, unintentionally being blacklisted.
Your explanation that people are clicking on 1st result is confusing to me:
- I, for example, have never clicked it yet
- it is unrelated result and should not count
- I thought that search result rank was determined by referencing (backlinks)
- Should I understand that if I search for a, say, "radar" but without clicking anything go to watch hardcore porn online,
then google links searhes of "radar" to "hard core porn" searches?
Should I understand that most of looking what is "an English person" then wants to understand who is cunt
- Should I seek for such google "buffles" and immediately write about them or using such combinations of keywords in my blog to promote it in search engines?
- Why hadn't this discussion gotten into top of results?
As a matter of fact, I wrote about this 3 days before this thread in a Russian forum, it is also nowhere in the searches by this "define an English person" (without quotes) phrase
BTW, the result was the same by ("an" is not indexable at all, AFAIK) in any combination of words:
person define english
person english define
- et., etc.
Update:
This is just one example but ... I really do not want to continue deepening in the topic.
And recently internet is overfilled with discussions that google searches produce irrelevant results, and it is worsening with each Google's update.
Meanwhile I'd appreciate any link with explanations...