> I think Google is right here. If you mark something as a sequence, it is reasonable to presume that the start of the sequence is the normal entry point, in th

> I think Google is right here. If you mark something as a sequence, it is reasonable to presume that the start of the sequence is the normal entry point, in this case the front page of your blog. Imagine applying your rule to Google Book Search. Google found the word "fizbit" on page 2031 of a book. I click on the link and Google takes me to the FIRST PAGE of the book. So I get to hunt through the book page by page until I find that word. The same thing applies to web pages of all kinds. Here's my maxim: if Google has a result for your query to some term, then clicking on that result better take you to a page with the term on it. Otherwise Google's result was a waste of your time.