Google cache issue
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Google cache issue
Hi,
I set up a test forum for our organisation, for members to review the forum concept. On this forum I inadvertantly placed information that I did not wish to be made public. I have deleted the post with the information and now the entire forum, however the information is still showing in Google searchs as a cached page. I need to remove this information immediately. I have requested that Google remove this (http://services.google.com:8882/urlconsole/controller) but google has denied this:
"The content you submitted for cache removal appears on the live third-party page.
As you may know, information in our search results is actually located on third-party, publicly available webpages. Even if we removed this page from our index, the content in question would still be available on the web.
To remove this information from our search results and from the web, you'll need to contact the webmaster of this third-party site. Once the webmaster makes the change, you can submit a request to remove the cached copy or simply wait for our search results to reflect this change the next time we crawl the page."
Can anyone help me with this or provide contact details for a formotion webmaster/contact that could help with this?
Thank you very much.
Mat
I set up a test forum for our organisation, for members to review the forum concept. On this forum I inadvertantly placed information that I did not wish to be made public. I have deleted the post with the information and now the entire forum, however the information is still showing in Google searchs as a cached page. I need to remove this information immediately. I have requested that Google remove this (http://services.google.com:8882/urlconsole/controller) but google has denied this:
"The content you submitted for cache removal appears on the live third-party page.
As you may know, information in our search results is actually located on third-party, publicly available webpages. Even if we removed this page from our index, the content in question would still be available on the web.
To remove this information from our search results and from the web, you'll need to contact the webmaster of this third-party site. Once the webmaster makes the change, you can submit a request to remove the cached copy or simply wait for our search results to reflect this change the next time we crawl the page."
Can anyone help me with this or provide contact details for a formotion webmaster/contact that could help with this?
Thank you very much.
Mat
mat.ward- New Member
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Re: Google cache issue
I bet google is just struggling against removing anything from their index... in my eyes a standart answer to fob people off... Anyway, I will consult Typlo about this problem - maybe it has something to do with the database.
In the meantime, just check google frequently if the content has been removed from the cache. If they send another crawler, it should notice the missing content...
In the meantime, just check google frequently if the content has been removed from the cache. If they send another crawler, it should notice the missing content...
zakir321- New Member
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Re: Google cache issue
Thanks for the reply. Thing is, the post was removed a month ago and the problem info still comes up in the Google search page, even through the cached page does not include the problem words - as it was deleted a month ago.
I can request the google cache be reomoved, but they need the page to come back with a 404 error which aparently it doesn't.
Thanks again,
Mat
I can request the google cache be reomoved, but they need the page to come back with a 404 error which aparently it doesn't.
Thanks again,
Mat
mat.ward- New Member
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Re: Google cache issue
Hello,
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