Stability Counts

[jacobwissler]

I happen to think that stability counts. A search engine should be somewhat stable. Yes, the Internet changes, but Google changes SERPS on pages that do not change.

These people need to make their mind up. Right now Google is nothing more than an entertainment device for those of us who watch it.

[RichardS]

Originally Posted by jacobwissler

I happen to think that stability counts. A search engine should be somewhat stable. Yes, the Internet changes, but Google changes SERPS on pages that do not change.

These people need to make their mind up. Right now Google is nothing more than an entertainment device for those of us who watch it.

there is more truth in what you say


Cheers


RS

[crankydave]

Originally Posted by jacobwissler

I happen to think that stability counts. A search engine should be somewhat stable. Yes, the Internet changes, but Google changes SERPS on pages that do not change.

These people need to make their mind up. Right now Google is nothing more than an entertainment device for those of us who watch it.

Stable as in showing us the same SERP's all the time? Folks not in the top whatever would be sorely disappointed. For every site that moves up or down, another has to take its place. I know my site bounces without changes but I don't check or keep track of the ones that take my place to see if they made any. Don't watch them that closely.

Dave

[jestep]

I completely agree about stability. Google is a mess right now, and its getting tiring seeing a new set of results every 30 minutes.