[ RadSafe ] Re: Big Brother the spectroscopist

[Dimiter Popoff]

> 1.  So there's two 'version' of your website
> ... 

Yes; and two dead since 2 years which do get found along with 1 of those
you refer to.

>     OR did you assign same DNS for both 'names' for the site ?

No, my domain name is served only by the DNS server of the
company which hosts tgi-sci.com.

> 2.  Did you 'register' your site with any of the search engines ?
>       you give them the 'buzz words' that if called in the search
>       will return your site (which one ?, see #1) as one of the choices?

No. Google does not need it. Neither of the 3 junky alternatives which
Google finds has been registered and at least one (the rutgers one) has
not been referred to anywhere on the net, it is just a file on a PC
connected to the net.

 I hope I have explained this now sufficiently clear and I apologize
to those who have understood my first explanation repeated in a number
of messages by now.

> I don't think anyone is try'en to slam ya . . .

Why do you think so?


Dimiter

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> From: Pete_Bailey at fpl.com
> To: radsafe at radlab.nl
> Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2005 14:40:17 -0500
> Subject: [ RadSafe ] Big Brother . . .
> 
> 
> 1.  So there's two 'version' of your website
> 
>      one hosted by Rutgers University
>      or whomever hosts Rutger's computer needs.
> 
>      One hosted by whomever you delt with to have
>       the w w w .  tgi-sci . com   ( deliberate mis-type)
> 
>     OR did you assign same DNS for both 'names' for the site ?
> 
> 
> 2.  Did you 'register' your site with any of the search engines ?
>       you give them the 'buzz words' that if called in the search
>       will return your site (which one ?, see #1) as one of the choices?
> 
> 
> I don't think anyone is try'en to slam ya . . .
> 
> "Hard to find the book in the library if it's not listed in the
> card-catalogue"
> 
>