flood6
05-14-2004, 12:00 PM
I don't know how to submit suggestions to WebProNews, but since it's all in the family, I thought I'd post it here.
I was reading one of Garrett's articles (http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/searchinsider/wpn-49-20040514NewGoogleBombingMethodFound.html) today where he referenced another one (http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/searchinsider/wpn-49-20040220DoesGoogleFilterResults.html).
Because the second article has to do with search engines, I wanted to check the date to make sure I wasn't getting outdated advice; you know how fast information in this area changes. I could not find the date the second article was written on. In fact, on the article pages themselves, I can't find the date any of them were written.
This is in the URL: "20040220" I compared this to other articles' URL's and have concluded that that is the date, but it's not stated on the page.
Also, article dates are written on the WebProNews home page (http://www.webpronews.com) under the article title, but if you get a link to an older article that is no longer listed on the front page, you would have to know to look in the URL for the date it was written.
I'm preparing myself for the possible, (probable?) "Dude, the date is printed right there, it's bold and flashing, how could you miss it?"
Anyway just something I noticed.
I was reading one of Garrett's articles (http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/searchinsider/wpn-49-20040514NewGoogleBombingMethodFound.html) today where he referenced another one (http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/searchinsider/wpn-49-20040220DoesGoogleFilterResults.html).
Because the second article has to do with search engines, I wanted to check the date to make sure I wasn't getting outdated advice; you know how fast information in this area changes. I could not find the date the second article was written on. In fact, on the article pages themselves, I can't find the date any of them were written.
This is in the URL: "20040220" I compared this to other articles' URL's and have concluded that that is the date, but it's not stated on the page.
Also, article dates are written on the WebProNews home page (http://www.webpronews.com) under the article title, but if you get a link to an older article that is no longer listed on the front page, you would have to know to look in the URL for the date it was written.
I'm preparing myself for the possible, (probable?) "Dude, the date is printed right there, it's bold and flashing, how could you miss it?"
Anyway just something I noticed.