Supplemental results' indicator Moved Out

[paul]

Seems the 'supplemental results' indicator is moved out. I was actually referring the article published in google official blog where they mentioned;
"we've decided to stop labeling these URLs as "Supplemental Results." Of course, you will continue to benefit from Google's supplemental index being deeper and fresher". googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/07/supplemental-goes-mainstream.html

[DPS Computing]

Thanks for the link Paul - its interesting (and necessary) to keep on top of things like this.

[paul]

But if Google do not want to show us the pages which are supplemental, we never know how sensible things are there?

[DPS Computing]

Originally Posted by paul

But if Google do not want to show us the pages which are supplemental, we never know how sensible things are there?

Good point but I assume it will go through a trial phase and if the feedback is bad the decision will be reversed?

[paul]

Originally Posted by DPS Computing

Good point but I assume it will go through a trial phase and if the feedback is bad the decision will be reversed?

Google's also said freshness has increased, so that no page in the supplemental index is more than three months out of date and that this might be reduced to only a month in the future, so if we are going to focus more on fresh and unique content we need not to worry about this.

[DPS Computing]

I suppose. But sometimes the less fresh pages are the more reliable!

[paul]

Yeah, that's valid point, however I think freshness consist uniqueness that value more.