A Big Hinderance

[blingman]

I'm a big fan of Japanese tickling, but I'm not really sure where to look. So I type Kusugutai (roughly translated as "that tickles or ticklish" in Japanese) into google. What I get are a bunch of branch sites that all link back to tickling-bondage.com. Now to the best of my knowledge the forementioned website has no Japanese models and makes no reference to Japan at all. What pinged my search engine's radar was 1. That several sites with kusugutai on them linked there (the branch sites). 2. Every branch site and the root site itself had at the bottom of the page a message which is pretty much just a bunch of tickling and foot fetish buzzwords crammed together in a couple of paragraphs designed to catch the eye of search engines.

Normally this wouldn't bug me because it's usually only a coulple of sites, but this one was literally every page the search engine listed. As you can probably imagine the only thing I found in my search was of course a headache. I really don't think this is going to help matters any but it feels good to rave about it.

P.S. I don't normally post like this but I don't want to come off as slanderous just formally pissed off.

Thanks to whoever takes the time to read this



Blingman

 

[nessonite1]

That is annoying when sites cheat the search engines by creating false positives like that. I don't see it very much because I thought the search engines had something inplace to stop that from being effective. Aparently not! Good luck in your continued search. 🙂

 

[Smade1]

I've noticed that google has gradually been loosing ground to 2nd level search results (links to other search engines) over the last year along with more dead links. It's interesting that now it is trying to achieve commercial success the main purpose is being undermined. Ah well - I remember altavista before they lost it.

On the plus side if you find your results are being swamped by one particular site you can search for sites not having that string by using a - sign
i.e. ( -"tickling-bondage").

You will need the term in quotes here or google will read it as -tickling AND/OR -bondage

Read through the advanced search hints page for more info.

Smade