Unfortunately the search function on ET doesn't work, and so it can be extremely difficult to find examples which prove the point I was making.
You can always google a specifik site by adding it as a search term. For example a google search containing site:eurotrib.com will only give you results on ET.
Often this is superior to sites own search functions. A vote for PES is a vote for EPP! A vote for EPP is a vote for PES! Support the coalition, vote EPP-PES in 2009!
Oops - I just googled my own name in Eurorib and it came up with 12k results. No it can't be. It can't be! I'm not that sad to have contributed 12k comments am I? notes from no w here
An inhouse search function wouldn't have such problem ; it could also be possible to use robot.txt to tell google to only index certain pages, and not others, but at the risk of losing some referrals, i.e. links that wouldn't go to those pages. I also have the impression that Scoop's URL have duplication (i.e. the same page can be accessed through various URLs), which is bad for a good ranking. Indeed, "numbered" URLs are bad from this point of view, too ; that's a secondary feature request for ET 2.0. Un roi sans divertissement est un homme plein de misères
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