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Fear Not The GOOG

Google is Evil and EverywhereSometime in the wee hours of this morning Google crawled this website manually I believe, and removed it’s Google PageRank of “3″ and dropped it to ZERO.

Since I’ve read of thousands of bloggers that this has happened to–and it happened to me as well on another blog of mine back in November, 2007, I don’t feel anything in particular towards Google.

Google’s Page Rank is no longer valid as it misrepresents what it claims to measure.

Unfortunately, the Internet world is not aware on a person-to-person basis what has been going on behind the scenes in the world of Google. They may have noted that Google seems to want to own everything but since as Americans we are used to and even encouraged to behave in this manner many folks haven’t taken notice of Google’s reach into the territory of being a genuine monopoly.

The IZEA blogs-only ranking system is in place and I’m much more confident in it’s legitimacy than “other” ranking systems.

Google’s official motto is “Do No Evil” and it is an excellent choice for a motto. After all, if you’ve lowered the bar so much that you will only Not Do Evil things then you’ve got lots of room to do say, Really Not Nice things or even Very Bad things. As long as they are not EVIL per se, all in Googleland is good.

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Microsoft, Yahoo and The GOOG

Google’s might drove the shock bid

Microsoft wants to buy Yahoo in what analysts regard as a response to the seemingly unstoppable rise of Google.

The emergence of Google has been staggering for observers and threatening for established players in every market it has entered.

Microsoft’s response could level the playing field.

“This consolidates the marketplace down to Google versus Microsoft,” says Colin Gillis, analyst at stockbroker Canaccord Adams.

 This is good news. I’m sure you get “why,” besides Google hating, right? Google got the attention it was asking for. But it’s like an election where you have to pick from the lesser of the evils! lol.

Links to one of my first blogs (now going on 5-years old) in which I wrote after being taken down in PageRank from 4 to ZERO overnight after a couple months doing a very part-time gig in paid blogging.

I Don’t Love You Anymore, Google

Google Love Gone Bad, Part II               

Google Love Gone Bad (Part III)Is my back hurting your knife?

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Google is Evil and Everywhere

Oh my goodness, I just about had a panic attack just now.

I’ve been installing things, mostly “widgets” on two WordPress blogs all day, tweaking things.

And then I started getting a Google pop-up about a navigational key that I needed to procure from the GOOG themselves. Out of curiosity I went to see if I could activate it. Without a lot of headaches–and without being further into GOOG’s pocket– no I can’t– but the pop-ups were happening at both sites. Every time the page loaded. I felt like my blogs were hijacked–by the eveeel Google!

After waaay too much plugging and unplugging, activating, deactivating, deleting and transferring, I have discovered that a photographic program, which I’d thought way nifty because it’s seeming ease of use and multi-functionality, was the culprit. It’s gone now, not to bring it’s Google-kissing buttocks back to my blog space. Hey developers, You are very nice but could you warn someone who Google is not happy with (in a collective, not personal* sense) about Google program keys embedded in your widgets?

It’s 3 a.m. I have conquered the GOOG for today. I suppose I should do some yoga and go to bed.

*It’s “just business.”

I’m simply a person who lost a ton of work for not following Google’s draconian rules–which I’d not ever heard of in re: my TypePad blog. Watch out for the GOOG!