Hi,

Is there a website that you can check and see if there is Google dance
or not?

Regards,
Vahid

On 1 Mar 2007 20:52:00 -0800, "Vahid" <v.chaychi@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Is there a website that you can check and see if there is Google dance
>or not?
>
>Regards,
>Vahid

Google dance does not exist.
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>> Is there a website that you can check and see if there is Google dance
>> or not?

In December Google switched to near daily refreshes, also coined
EverFresh. For all practical purposes this means that the index is
updated constantly with the most current information gathered by spider
crawls.

Another upshot to EverFresh is that algorithm updates, both minor and
major, can now occur on any given day. Google does minor updates quite
frequently and usually nobody notices (except the people who go to
Digital Point and to WebMasterWorld screaming bloody murder). Because
the dataset of web content is a moving target, constantly changing,
Google will 'tweak the dials' based to better adjust to their
statistical indicators of quality, both good and bad.

Less frequent will be algorithm changes where they reprogram portions of
the algorithm. Even less frequent are new infrastructure installations
such as last year's Big Daddy. I guess you could say that Big Daddy was
akin to going from XP to Vista and it involved both software and
hardware changes.

By the way, Google no longer does Index Updates. Old timers will
remember going to McDar to watch the Google Dance (You loved it, you
hated it, you screamed for joy and you screamed in pain). Today the
index is updated incrementally as new crawl data arrives (EverFlux) and
is processed (Do you know what a shard is?).

So we have data refreshes (near daily), algorithm updates (can happen
any time) and infrastructure changes (probably every two or three years).


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On 1 Mar 2007 20:52:00 -0800, "Vahid" <v.chaychi@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Is there a website that you can check and see if there is Google dance
>or not?
>
>Regards,
>Vahid

It dances all the time, it's called the everflux.

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On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 15:41:34 -0800, "SEOcritique.com"
<look@mypost.com> wrote:

>>> Is there a website that you can check and see if there is Google dance
>>> or not?
>
>In December Google switched to near daily refreshes, also coined
>EverFresh. For all practical purposes this means that the index is
>updated constantly with the most current information gathered by spider
>crawls.
>
>Another upshot to EverFresh is that algorithm updates, both minor and
>major, can now occur on any given day. Google does minor updates quite
>frequently and usually nobody notices (except the people who go to
>Digital Point and to WebMasterWorld screaming bloody murder). Because
>the dataset of web content is a moving target, constantly changing,
>Google will 'tweak the dials' based to better adjust to their
>statistical indicators of quality, both good and bad.
>
>Less frequent will be algorithm changes where they reprogram portions of
>the algorithm. Even less frequent are new infrastructure installations
>such as last year's Big Daddy. I guess you could say that Big Daddy was
>akin to going from XP to Vista and it involved both software and
>hardware changes.
>
>By the way, Google no longer does Index Updates. Old timers will
>remember going to McDar to watch the Google Dance (You loved it, you
>hated it, you screamed for joy and you screamed in pain). Today the
>index is updated incrementally as new crawl data arrives (EverFlux) and
>is processed (Do you know what a shard is?).

Not in this context, no, what is it?

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> On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 15:41:34 -0800, "SEOcritique.com"
> <look@mypost.com> wrote:
>

snip

>>index is updated incrementally as new crawl data arrives (EverFlux)
>>and is processed (Do you know what a shard is?).
>
> Not in this context, no, what is it?
>
> BB

I though a shard was part of a broken eggshell. ;-)


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