- Gotta implement this in my sites - How? I’m asking in behalf of a friend. - Quotes make it only return results that contain exactly what’s in the quotes. All you need to do is put a string in your website that is unique to all indexed pages. Since there’s no length limit (well, google searches have a max length, but it’s pretty long), I expect that the vast majority of web pages will have some phrase you can use like this. - In theory, you could just search for the entire contents of a page in quotes and it’ll be the only thing that pops up unless another page is identical or contains an identical copy of the first page within it. 
- What? Just use an unique string that doesn’t give google results. When your site is inevitably crawled then you will be the one result 
- Be super indexed and write a phrase that is unique enough to eliminate 99.98% of other indexed sites when searched? 
 
 
- That’s weird, whenever I put that in my Google I just get a result of OP’s mom 
- Odd, my google search just has a bunch of Lemmy/Mastodon results. Surely I’m doing something wrong, do I need to disable SafeSearch? - Simple quantum search entanglement. By observing the result, Torvald has changed the outcome. - But seriously, it’s because his post gets reposted and federated across all those instances, and Google deems those more relevant than the GitHub page. 
- the sadness and despair spread to a new host 
 





