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RE: [Freebangfont-devel] RE: Pagerank


From: Robin Upton
Subject: RE: [Freebangfont-devel] RE: Pagerank
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 03:05:01 -0000

Pagerank is the main factor of how the pages are ranked.
To explore this further, you'll need a googlebar enabled browser.
Then just enter in a search phrase and compare the ranks of the top
hits with, say numbers 20,21 then 60,61 and so on.

The title bar is much more important than text for PR.
TO see this, look at the top matches with relatively _low_ PR.
Why do they rate highly - almost always the title tag will be a
very good match. Don't take it from me, try it yourself and see...

...and other search engines use pretty similar methods to rank pages
(Google isn't #1 for no reason).

Robin

-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden
[mailto:address@hidden Behalf Of Kaushik Ghose
Sent: 20 November 2002 01:05
To: address@hidden
Subject: RE: [Freebangfont-devel] RE: Pagerank


Avast there matey, them's fightin' words !

> 'Bait', 'Revenge'? Whatever makes you think this apples to you?
> Some reflection of how you see yourself? :) :)
> I would have thought it quite obviously does not, since
> it describes pages with too _much_ PageRank, whereas the tenor
> of the previous discussion suggests getting more, not less :)

but seriously, do you think page rank will affect the order of the hit so
much that it would be serious ?

I agree with your (Robin's) point about titles etc - perhaps having a
choice first paragraph on the first page thinking of all the possible
search terms a person looking for that page would be thinking of.

(ref the previous mail showing page hit order variation depending on the
search term)

something like bengalinux is good because its centralized ("one stop
shop") but the name has a bias in it (wrt the OS) and like it or not most 
people who would want to view/create bangla pages will probably be
running Bill's broken-door system.

I guess the goal is: somebody wants to set up bangla on their system
(linux/win/freeBSD,unix) and needs browsers/fonts/editors and it would be
nice to have it all together and easily found.

However, "soon" Linux distro's will probably ship those GPLd OT fonts, 
(RH 8.0 supports bangla out of box, so they ship fonts right ?) and the
pango enabled browser will be there. WIn XP will soon ship with bangla
stuff (editors, spell check, browser support - IE6) so will this need for
a centralised "shop" be so relevant ?

Well how soon is soon right ?

-kg







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