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Carpathius

google.com user?

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At the bottom of the forums I saw this:

 

15 guests, 20 members 1 anonymous members

 

Carpathius, Wytter, Grum, smokey_the_bear, Google.com, jasonx_2k3, TheDesolator, kl4Uz, Lachesis, Kit, Quinticus, LadyWolf, Alderan, Fox Lupine, Tidus, Gecko_Master, Ciara, Placid, emtor, Kendai, KillerQween

 

'google.com' strange.. i wonder what that is all about. It was not an actual user, at least the name is not clickable in the list. some spider bot or internal thing?

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There was already a small discussion about this, we don't know how it gets there (was the last thing I read)

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We do know how it gets here.

 

Google.com has what are called 'spider bots'. Automated software that runs around the internet gaining information about certain domains and following links from them.

 

Therefore, the forum links Google.com as it knows the IP and lists it so.

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Why does everyone always ask this question :S Anyways, it's just as the above said. Invision just has a special feature to reconsize the google spiders and instead of displaying the google spiders as guests, it just says google.com. It's a nice feature that for some reason gets everyone comfused on these forums :S

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I once found a post in mid-edit during one of my Google-scapades...

 

 

 

 

 

By entropy o_O

 

"Oh, the possibilities!" :eviltumaros: (ey where'd the evil smiley go)

 

 

 

One thing I noticed however...regardless of the 100s of times google's little grapefruit parasites seem to appear in our beloved Members list, there are unusually few results for the "eternal lands" forums.

 

 

Well, so I search for "eternal lands" + tumaros , so what? :P

Edited by Tumaros

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Lol actually today, the who's online list said google.com was posting... :P

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It probably was, like I said; spiders follow hyperlinks, and thats how they generally get around the internet, by following links to/from sites. :D

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probly was going to post an introduction thread or something, and introduce itself. lol

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" :P Hi, i'm Google.com, your friendly inter-neighbourhood spider..." :D

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