Despite one (or maybe even two) people not being convinced of the merits of taking multiple choice Perl trivia tests, it seems that they are not going away. :-( So I decided that to offer some serious competition:
Mmm, tasty branes
A lonely hearts, er, stomachs service to matchmake zombies and tasty branes.
Within 90 minutes, and Google have already come sniffing for branes:
66.249.66.14 - - [03/May/2007:11:05:20 +0100] "GETIs there any particular reason that Google spiders use.perl rapidly? Is it partly because use.perl itself has a high pagerank?
Re:Google like branes too
Juerd on 2007-05-03T11:38:37
Pages that update often get spidered often. That sucks, by the way, when your page has randomized elements.Re:Google like branes too
Dom2 on 2007-05-03T12:40:20
Yeah, but more importantly, what did googlebot score?:-) I got 13.
-Dom
Re:Google like branes too
nicholas on 2007-05-03T12:54:18
The POST form put it off, and it didn't go beyond the first page. Either that, or it only likes Python flavoured branes.
Does Googlebot follow
meta HTTP-EQUIV=refreshin pages? If so, maybe I should put one in the introduction page too, to lure it all the way to the end.Re:Google like branes too
slanning on 2007-05-04T08:28:19
It could just be coincidence, couldn't it? Have you checked how often the bot comes back?
