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Google Will Now Start Indexing Facebook Comments

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TheVolkinator last edited by

Interesting article:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/8863354/Google-to-index-Facebook-comments.html
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SimonCullum @AlanMosley last edited by

Indeed it will unfortunately. Am sure the clever folk at Google will deal with them search wise, these spammy comments will still be visible all over though.
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FrontlineMobility @AlanMosley last edited by

Maybe they will recognize duplicate content in the comments and not index all of them just the original, at least I hope that is what happens. Either way it is great that they are.
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AlanMosley last edited by

Will this lead to hords of untidy spammy facebook comments?
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