Why Do Google Hit Numbers Vary?
Craig writes: "Thanks for the great question. We get this from time to time and hopefully I can clear up some of the confusion. The number of estimated pages listed to the top right of a Google search results page is indeed, an estimate. It's a good estimate but still, an estimate.
There are many reasons why one might see a difference in the estimated number of pages returned for the same query. It's most likely the queries made by your co-workers were sent to different Google datacenters in what appears to have been a round-robin fashion. The index at any given Google datacenter can change slightly over the course of a day (each index is refreshed completely every three to four weeks). Depending on which datacenter finishes a query, the estimated number of results may vary.
Without having direct access to your environment it is hard for me to tell for sure, however, I believe this is the case."
am I close nigger?
Woot!
Results 1 - 10 of about 984,000. Search took 0.16 seconds
They weren't allowed to use Google..instead they used eglooG. How'd they come up with such a wierd name? Who knows.
So, long story short - who cares? I do.
I hate liberals. If you are a liberal, do not reply.
Ya, I bet. Mountains that come in pairs. With knobbly little tips.
Yeesh...
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Are you an SF Fan? Are you a Tru-Fan?
D'oh! Never mind, that's not what I thought it was. I thought I saw what you described once, but this isn't it.
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Google is over rated. Who said they 'completely swapped out'? ...that's cute. I'm still not biting.
Right, I don't think it is interesting. There, I've said it twice, once just for your benefit. Not likely to make an AC happy, but someone has to slap 'em around. Don't you have a cereal box to read, or something that needs changing? Jump my shit again and I'll tell your sister.
Dear Craig,
Why do goatses suddenly appear, every time you are near?