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[iamlost]

Well Google finally released their list of 'updates' that were added in the last couple of months: 86 changes for June and July, Inside Search: Google Blog, 10-August-2012.

It may just be me but I have the nagging suspicion that they held off so as to have enough forest to hide some significant additions, not to the 'algo' but to the display of scraped content facts. Just add up the number of 'project codename Answers'... for a start...

Some interesting clusters of changes that show where they have been (and likely still are) working on what they perceive as weaknesses.

[EGOL]

Just add up the number of 'project codename Answers'.

lol... this sounds like a list of BS answers.... to make your boss think that you were really doing something.

The boss, never asked for it... you just sent it to snow him.

[Dr.Marie]

I really didn't find anything shocking in this update. Usually there is at least one thing that you can pick out and have a good discussion about.

[jonbey]

Purely a hunch and nothing else, but after reading through that list I got the feeling that there was a move from seeking and penalising low quality content to a greater emphasis on recognising high quality content.

[glyn]

In other words.

These are not the droids you are looking for.