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Furthermore, the author of the blog post in question republished his own Facebook email on http://corywatilo.com/reminder-cory-invited-you-to-join-facebook http
by blakeross 16y ago
Furthermore, the author of the blog post in question republished his own Facebook email on http://corywatilo.com/reminder-cory-invited-you-to-join-facebook http://corywatilo.com/reminder-cory-invited-you-to-join-face...
Although his email opt-out link has been edited out of that email (see "please clic to unsubscribe." at the bottom), it appears that the email was originally published to Posterous in its entirety via his iPhone and then edited later, after it was picked up by Google.
(Update: The author of the original blog post acknowledges this below.)
- sounddust 16y agoGood point. That blog post has a link "to sign up for facebook", and when you click on it, it reveals the gmail address of the user (which is something @gmail.com). At least that answers the question of how Google found it.
- corywatilo 16y agoThis is possible. +1 Blake Would be nice for FB to exclude that page from getting indexed though.
- blakeross 16y agoThanks for the acknowledgment Cory. FYI, we collaborated with Google and these pages are no longer indexed as an extra precaution: http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Afacebook.com%2Fo.php http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Afacebook.com%2Fo.php
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