>btw, I hope no one minds if I plug OpenBSD's website in the subject. this is a >method of trying to get the site back up to better rankings in google.
AFAIK, and few _really_ know, Google rankings use an acyclic graph with cumulative "credibility" weights. Say a NY Times article points to a web site then that site will benefit from its "creds", more so if other so-called reputable sources point to that article. From Google's early patents, subject categories are extremely fine-grained so a popular home cooking site won't have the same effect on technology. There's also Google Analytics, which until recently was supposedly separate from search, but neither Calomel nor OpenBSD use that sneaky piece of spyware. Google works furiously to prune false-positives from fraudsters and push down noisy aggregators such as marc.info so I doubt spelling Calomel backwards or codenaming it "the IT unicorn" has much effect. What definitely works is using swear words and other "offensive language" that default search settings block. Luckily that's generally the case when someone mentions Calomel here; in fact the entire list is probably considered lewd material. So it's okay to mention Calomel if you add how that it's just mind-boggling "how much cock that guy manages to swallow". So kids, remember to brush your teeth and be rude :) -- p
