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Old 15-06-2007, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Cormac View Post
What I'm saying is:
0 pages indexed = sandboxed
many pages indexed = not sandboxed
That's what I thought Cormac.

0 pages indexed = cannot be sandboxed because by definition if you are not indexed you cant be under a dampening affect.
many pages indexed = might be sandboxed

The sandbox is not applied to the site operator - the fact that results are returned using a site: query is the same regardless of whether the site is under a 'sandbox' effect.

Sandbox does not remove pages from the index, it simply applies a dampening factor so that those pages will not rank above a certain threshold for competitive or semi-competitive search queries. You can only see sandbox effect using normal queries not the site: operator.
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