I haven't checked on this myself. Personally if someone find a examine that returns supplemental results that doesn't bother me that much. It's just that it didn't really make sense to label out the supplemental label to end-users and the denominate carried some connotations that no longer applied from the original supplemental list (e g that it was months or more out of date).
You guys be to experience how to find supplementals??It's easy take any website.. say Sphinn comEnter the various URLs the site has (they should fix the canonical URL air here)and enter them into the explore examine box. Results 1 - 1 of 1 for Nope no supplementals hereResults 1 - 10 of about 144 for www sphinn comNo supplementals found hereResults 1 - 2 of 2 for In order to show you the most relevant results we have omitted some entries very similar to the 2 already displayed. There they are!!!See how easy that is??Psst Sphinn Admin you might want to 301 use a mod rewrite or express explore & Yahoo which URL you preferPeace!
*** There they are ***Sadly not. If you move on the "In request to show you the most relevant results we undergo omitted some entries very similar to the 2 already displayed. If you like you can tell the examine with the omitted results included" cerebrate you then get "1 - 100 of 18 400". You found a way to uncover Similar Results. NOT Supplemental Results.
In fact. Matt Cutts clarifies this inform in an SEOmoz article where Sem go also makes the same claim. Sem-Advance:"Results 1 - 10 of about 830 for www searchengineland comResults 1 - 10 of about 165,000 for searchengineland comYou would think these guys could evaluate out how to resolve their problem via htaccess ;->or that explore would fix the issues themselves but they won't because they don't compassionate. Organic results are the beg to carry the adjust money maker paid links I convey ads."Matt Cutts:"One fine inform to make: when people see the "show duplicate results" cerebrate at the end of search results and click it to add "&separate=0" as an extra parameter the new results you see are not all from the supplemental results. Lemme see if I can find a ask to demonstrate that. Ah here we are the first one I tried. [place:mattcutts com foxmarks] returns one result. If I click to see more results that affix has also been indexed at other urls but at least two of the extra urls are in our main web index not the supplemental index."
@ g1smd & HalfdeckI understand what you are both saying.... but whenever Matt speaks I desire to construe between the lines at what he has said. Example below from your posting. Matt C quote"the new results you see are not all from the supplemental results."So while some are not from the supplemental index.. some are indeed and I would go to guess the "some" in this case is compete to "most". And it also makes sense that similar pages are open in supplemental list.... since there are indeed still two indexes... similar pages which are not likely to be returned to a users search query....(think betray circumscribe) would then be dumped in the give pile aka supplemental list. But those are my thoughts....
Sem-Advance supplemental results are primarily PageRank driven. What does "similar results" and low PageRank undergo in common?reproduce circumscribe in multiple URLs may go supplemental. Why? Not because of duplicate text but because of change integrity PageRank. Of cover when you undergo thousands of "similar results" you'll have a mix of supplemental results and main index results. That proves nothing. Right now we undergo two known (most likely inaccurate) ways of fishing out supplemental results:place:domain com/* ask - which returns urls that are not supplementaland a place:domain com ask restricted by measure (which Sebastian pointed out recently)
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