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Forum Newbie
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| I recently deleted one of my trees on familytrees.genopro.com Google is still indexing many of the individual names, apparently because your site does not return 404 errors (but what do I know?). Some of my living relatives are complaining that they can still see dates of birth in the Google search results. This was my fault for not hiding these details when I uploaded the tree. I told them that next time Google crawled the site they would be removed, but perhaps I am mistaken. Please advise.
ZiksbyEverything passes and vanishes, everything leaves its trace,and often you see in a footstep what you could not see in a face.
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Legendary Master
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IT Director GenoPro
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Famous Writer
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You must email Google and request your pages be removed from their search pages, this will get them deleted within a few days (my experience, they do not guarantee this time frame).
Poolzone a mere cog in a revolution
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