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Tuesday, June 1, 2004 - 3:47pmSanction this postReply
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I thought you all would like to know that your profile page on SoloHQ may be the #1 or #2 search topic on google for your name. I was startled to find that my profile page was the #2 search topic on google.

As a test, I searched for our beloved webmaster, Jeff Landauer, and his profile page was the number one hit for his name.

Maybe SOLOHQ -or anyone else for that matter- has some suggestions on how to make ourselves more anonymous to the world. I went ahead and made my profile viewable only to Solo members. I hope that helps.

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Tuesday, June 1, 2004 - 11:25pmSanction this postReply
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Hey, I'm working hard to get our Google rank up there, so this is a testimony to the success of Solo. It is true, if you don't want your profile to be viewable then if you change it to "members only" in your user preferences, Google will no longer be able to crawl it and it will disappear from their archive within a week or two.

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Wednesday, June 2, 2004 - 1:37amSanction this postReply
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Well, speaking for myself, I find it extremely amusing to suddenly be the first "Matthew Humphreys" to turn up in a google search :-D

MH


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Wednesday, June 2, 2004 - 2:14pmSanction this postReply
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Jeff: You’ve sure succeeded. I am now the top Rodney Rawlings in the universe!

When I first began using the Net, I was a bit dismayed to discover that there were others with my name—I had nursed a secret hope that the name was unique. Still, you can count the RR’s on one hand, I think. One is a model racecar enthusiast, which pleases me in the stupid respects that “racecar” is a palindrome beginning and ending in “R” and the English language is my specialty, and that The Flash had always been my favorite comic-book superhero.

Two others are retired military brass! One of these soldiers figured in the Waco controversy—and on the right side. Here’s an excerpt from a news report:

09 OCT 99 Colonel Rodney Rawlings contradicted the FBI’s claim that they didn’t know the BD’s were going to destroy the compound—in saying “You could hear everything from the very beginning, as it was happening.” Rawlings said he heard bug transmissions from speakers in an FBI monitoring room at the FBI’s main Waco command post.

I’m sure this is of interest to no one but me. But thanks for reading.


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Friday, June 4, 2004 - 2:05pmSanction this postReply
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Perhaps I am just paranoid, but I certainly don't want various maniacs easily finding out my personal information and making a sport of tormenting me.

It is interesting to know that other accomplished Eddie Woods have been race car drivers, world travellers or famous directors of bad movies. However, this boring Eddie Wood would rather stay anonymous.

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