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Originally Posted by Robbie
Not sure that anyone is sending in DMCA's for the word "porn".
But having said that...for our site I noticed that the first page results are now pornhub, redtube, etc. (I'm still number one, but they now fill up all the other spots). I'm not sure how fast or slow changes can happen when something like this happens with Google.
I'll be curious to see how it goes in the next couple of weeks. I know that when we changed the site design completely over earlier this year, it took a few days for me to regain my number one spot.
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Robbie,
If this were actually true....
Originally Posted by Google
In addition to removing pages from search results when notified by copyright owners, Google also factors in the number of valid copyright removal notices we receive for any given site as one signal among the hundreds that we take into account when ranking search results. Consequently, sites with high numbers of removal notices may appear lower in search results. ... In October 2014, we have improved and refined the DMCA demotion signal in search results, increasing the effectiveness of just one tool rightsholders have at their disposal.
.... many of those listings would have changed already.
