status-resolved So it is possible for post to disappear and not show on Google results?

[WhoaDomain.com]

I wanted to find a recent selling offer for the domain CustomBeast.com. I don't recall exactly what the offer was just that it was being sold for like $50? or something like that.

I did a search on Namepros for "custombeast" and nothing came up. Did a search on Google like this

"Namepros.com Custombeast.com" and usually Google will pull the actual thread. but still nothing.

So I have to ask. Let's say you post something that you regret. I've always been under the assumption that after 15 minutes or so. you can no longer delete a post manually and it is "forever" on the net.

This situation with custombeast.com seems to contradict that.

can someone clarify? Thanks.

 

[lock]

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"Namepros.com Custombeast.com" and usually Google will pull the actual thread. but still nothing. So I have to ask. Let's say you post something ...
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[Recons.Com]

Normally, google might remove the result if it is gone in the original or show it as "cached" version. A site owner can have a page deleted as well through Google webmaster tool.

 

[lock]

Pretty sure i found and posted what their looking for.

 

[FolioTeam]

Pretty sure i found and posted what their looking for.

Yes.

But it's still possible for Namepros to de-index that particular URL using Google search console if need be.

 

[lock]

Pretty easy for me to add that too Can have google set to search any site. Still will be found.

 

[Recons.Com]

Pretty easy for me to add that too Can have google set to search any site. Still will be found.

It can still be avoided via instruction in robot.txt

 

[lock]

It can still be avoided via instruction in robot.txt

That will stop search in google result but doesn't stop from searching actual site.

 

[Recons.Com]

That will stop search in google result but doesn't stop from searching actual site.

Sure. Look I am not arguing with what you are saying. Just telling the OP that yes, results can disappear from Google in few ways.

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

I've always been under the assumption that after 15 minutes or so. you can no longer delete a post manually and it is "forever" on the net.

There are sections on NamePros that can be edited indefinitely.

Here are the details:

• https://www.namepros.com/threads/li...sts-conversations-etc.1047417/#section-030800

We hope that helps.

 

[equity78]

There are sections on NamePros that can be edited indefinitely.

Here are the details:

• https://www.namepros.com/threads/li...sts-conversations-etc.1047417/#section-030800

We hope that helps.

Exactly sales threads that the person edits everything out to OVER or SOLD and removes prices and names. Namepros can't do anything about that a lot of people want stuff deleted after the sale.

@lock did a great job for the op in my opinion.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

@lock @FolioTeam @Recons.Com @equity78
thanks everyone.

Most of the techie jargon mentioned here might as well be greek to me! lol

but it is still appreciated.

Also I did not respond until now because I just got the alert right now.

This happens once in a while. wasn't trying to be rude just saw the alert now.

maybe @Mod Team Bravo can explain.

does the forum track whether you don't check your threads and if you never do it won't send alerts. is that how it works?

I have several threads on here one even has over 10K views and over a thousand posts and sometimes I never get any alerts and I end up looking like I ignored people's posts.

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

does the forum track whether you don't check your threads and if you never do it won't send alerts. is that how it works?

Thread alerts will pause if you haven’t viewed the thread since the previous alert. In other words, you’ll only be alerted one time about new posts in a thread if you don't view the thread again.

Learn more:

• https://www.namepros.com/threads/alerts-and-email-notifications.1027798/

We hope that helps.