Sex & the Search Engine

[Bill Manson MVLC (978) 475-7632]

The difference is in the time limitation that the original poster used.  
I had tried your search this morning on the basic Altavista engine and 
duplicated your results (complete with looking at Dave in his cheesehead 
mode).  I only found the other stuff when I went to advance mode and 
duplicated the time period.  As Sue Kamm noted, "super bowl" makes it better.

Bill Manson
Merrimack Valley Library Consortium

On Fri, 23 Jan 1998, Michael Sauers wrote:

> I just did a basic serahc on "superbowl" in AltaVista and received the
> following results (first 10):
> 
> 1. TeleHobbies Racing / Superbowl Speedway Race Results
> 2. TeleHobbies Racing / Superbowl Points Totals
> 3. ? vs ? in the Superbowl 98
> 4. Dave During Superbowl
> 5. Terry During Superbowl
> 6. Dave's Brother Calls After Superbowl
> 7. Dallas Cowboys/Superbowl 1995
> 8. 1996 Superbowl Party
> 9. TeleHobbies Racing / Superbowl Speedway Race Results
> 10. "Bearable Times" Superbowl
> 
> No unrelated sites here.  Is there something I'm doing "wrong" since I
> don't seem to be retrieving the sex stuff?
> 
> Michael Sauers					         msauers at bcr.org
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> 
> 
> > I tried the search you described below.  I can't even locate "superbowl" 
> > in the HTML code of some of these sites.  The third "relevant" site in
> > AltaVista (free nude celebs at http://onewebstreet.com/total/index.html)
> > does not have "superbowl" in the code -- anywhere. Up to now, I've at
> > least been able to provide users with a logical explanation for why they
> > get sex when they ask for superbowl (meta tags, white words on a white
> > background, etc.).  What's up here? 
> > > 
> > > This morning I attempted a standard AltaVista search on "superbowl."
> > > I queried for hits from 21/Dec/97 and later.
> > > 
> > > For "superbowl" none of the top 5 sites had anything significant to do with
> > > this year's superbowl.  Two of the top five hits were sites offering
> > > subscriptions to nude picture archives.
>