Comments on: Google Bombing http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/ A Blog about life, technology, sport and just about everything else. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:58:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: kristarella http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/#comment-678 Tue, 26 Sep 2006 01:23:17 +0000 http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/#comment-678 42, love it! 42, love it!

]]> by: The Foo http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/#comment-675 Mon, 25 Sep 2006 21:25:18 +0000 http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/#comment-675 that was clever the way the page was made. hmmm, something else to watch out for. yes, google is not infallible afer all! you can be sure that there is ALWAYS a way to break something - no matter how well it is designed ;-) that was clever the way the page was made. hmmm, something else to watch out for. yes, google is not infallible afer all! you can be sure that there is ALWAYS a way to break something - no matter how well it is designed ;-)

]]> by: Loup Dargent http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/#comment-669 Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:55:17 +0000 http://thefoologs.com/google-bombing/#comment-669 Who said Googling was boring? ;-) I had a taste of [sort of] Googlebombing when a francophobic troll in a forum asked us to search for French victories and click the "I'm feeling lucky" option. Now, that was clever. :-) Not the troll's suggestion, but the way that page was made to look like a Google Results one and, of course, how its creator has managed to influence the Google search results so that it would always be the first result to show when people search for French Victories and click on "I'm feeling lucky". And it still works... Yikes! :-) Newsday has also commented on it: http://www.google-watch.org/newsday.html So, google is not so infaillible after all ;-p Who said Googling was boring? ;-)

I had a taste of [sort of] Googlebombing
when a francophobic troll in a forum asked us
to search for French victories and click
the “I’m feeling lucky” option.

Now, that was clever. :-)

Not the troll’s suggestion,
but the way that page was made
to look like a Google Results one
and, of course, how its creator has managed
to influence the Google search results
so that it would always be the first
result to show when people search
for French Victories and click
on “I’m feeling lucky”.

And it still works… Yikes! :-)

Newsday has also commented on it:
http://www.google-watch.org/newsday.html

So, google is not so infaillible after all ;-p

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