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When a panda refresh hits and you have a pandalized site, If the site were to de-pandalized, would you see traffic back to pre-panda levels right away? Or any type of movement right away?

This is more of a general question not really a personal question or something we would want to do, just lately I feel that google might have a bit too much info on us and everything really. What I would really like to know is if limiting the amount of data we give to google is an advantage or disadvantage in rankings.

Is there any data on the implications of removing everything google from a site; analytics, adsense, webmaster tools, sitemaps,  etc. Obviously they still have their search data and they say they dont use these other sources of data for ranking information but has anyone actually tried this or is there any existing data on this?

MIxed bag unfortunately but as I said, the big players use to have the #1 url structure and switched to the other....

http://zillow.com/homedetails/1949-19th-Ct-Jupiter-FL-33477/2118723028_zpid/

http://www.trulia.com/property/3087033383-1949-19th-Ct-Jupiter-FL-33477

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1949-19th-Ct_Jupiter_FL_33477_M57696-21478?source=web

http://www.movoto.com/real-estate/homes-for-sale/FL/Jupiter/1949-19th-Ct-435_R3288099.htm

http://www.homes.com/listing/167972690/1949_19th_Ct_JUPITER_FL_33477

underscores is a consideration in our case because, for example you have an address like 2345 south blue jay way... we dont care about people searching for blue jays we only care about people searching for 2345 south blue jay way. Not saying its correct, just saying its the reason for consideration.

Overall, the address is more of the keyword than the keyword i think in this case. And I think the keywords actual use as a organizational identifier is more important than the seo aspects on it, in our case at least as we would be targeting the address in general.

.... additionally, I was asking because the major real estate portals use to do have the #1 url structure and have all recently switched to the latter. @joel, I have read that hyphens are like word separators where underscores will group words together.

Which url structure do you think is better...

website.com/CO/denver/555-your-address-way-denver-co-55678/98347578

or

website.com/classifying-keyword/555_your_address_way-denver_colorado-55678-98347578

orrr

website.com/classifying-keyword/555-your-address-way-denver-colorado-55678-98347578