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Why would they?

• candiddevmike 3y ago
  A lot of the Google search results for reddit lead to a error page or subreddit is now private, not the content Google originally indexed.
  • emikulic 3y ago
    Wow, Reddit is going to lose a lot of pagerank.
• teruakohatu 3y ago
  Because when you visit a search result you get a page saying the page is private instead of content.
  • djbusby 3y ago
    But are they serving a 410 (or other eeror code?) ? Looks like no to me. The algo may not respond as fast
    • gizmo686 3y ago
      Google knows if you follow a search result, then quickly go back to the search page.
  • technion 3y ago
    Which has always been the case for anything tagged NSFW, or anything at all in a mobile browser. Every piece of SEO advice says this will get downranked from Google, but Reddit demonstrates this isn't true.
  • justinclift 3y ago
    As a tip, if you just need to read the content from the search result then they seem to be commonly available in the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org https://web.archive.org It does mean you need to cut-n-paste the Reddit url there, but it's been working for the content I needed to look into yesterday.
• cooljacob204 3y ago
  An absolute ton of search results can't be viewed right now because subreddits are locked down.
  • eclipticplane 3y ago
    That might be better for Google. Now, when I google for reviews or brand recommendations, I won't get reddit anymore. Could reddit be biased? Absolutely. Is the entire first page of google full of bias, ads, and outright lies? Absolutely. But those ads pay Google; Reddit doesn't.
• dotnet00 3y ago
  To add it to killedbygoogle.com