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• Chris911 9y ago
  I don't see any links to https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2006/03/13/Rock-n-Roll-Animal https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2006/03/13/Rock-n-Ro... in those search results.
  • refulgentis 9y ago
    And rightly so, the quote is from Brent Simmons' article. However, you're right anyways: you can't reach Tim's article by searching quotes.
• Veedrac 9y ago
  That only gives me http://inessential.com/2008/11/ http://inessential.com/2008/11/, not http://inessential.com/2008/11/04/that_new_sound http://inessential.com/2008/11/04/that_new_sound.
  • mortehu 9y ago
    The second link is a partial duplicate of the first link; it contains nothing not contained in the first link. Maybe that's why?
• robotmlg 9y ago
  That result is just the blog's page for November 2008, not the article page itself. So while that page _does_ have the article text on it, it is not the article itself.
• S_A_P 9y ago
  Its possible that by linking to his article he triggered a re-indexing of it? I wont pretend to know how google works but seems plausible to me.
  • on_and_off 9y ago
    I can find the article just by searching 'tim bray rock roll', so for one reason or another, the article is now indexed.
• larkeith 9y ago
  I would be surprised if it has not been reindexed thanks to the link from this article.