Offtopic: A google search gives NOT the best result

[Arise]

Hello there. I'm writing this message for the admin of the forum.

I tend to reach this GREAT forum by searching for the "wl500gp" string in google.

Right now (I'm somewhere in Romania) I get:
OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Asus/WL500GP - OpenWrt with the link http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Asus/WL500GP on first position.

On the second position I have:
Do Not Buy Wl500gp!!!!! - AsusForum.NET -- WL500g with the link: http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=6231

The text for the second link is:
Do Not Buy Wl500gp!!!!! WL-500gP Q&A. ... I am very suprised to hear that WL- 500GP has problems with this too, I think I bring it back to ...

I understand that reaching the first position in Google might not be easy (but I think this forum/site deserve that) but...
JESUS!!!!
Why such a horibble topic like Do Not Buy Wl500gp!!!!! - AsusForum.NET -- WL500g represents this great forum/comunity?

[darius]

Ask Google.

The problem with indexing , ranking is
my new Google group
http://groups.google.com/group/11011010101011010110101001001010101010?hl=en
gets 188 web visits weekly

another my new GG set up for testing
http://groups.google.com/group/19419789186189561578165890658165806587165807160?hl =en
gets 179 web visits weekly,

more than Golf, Dollar, Silver, London Stock Exchange, Wall Street,
some 1-year old GGs with good description and welcome page.

What counts in Google search engine is sponsored links, paid ads by Google.

I don't expect ppl to enter 11110000110011010110101010101010101 or another long string of characters or numericals like @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
http://groups.google.com/group/a-----------------------------------------------a?hl=en

into search field
So let us see and verify in real life, the number of web visits
for such search string at 10,000 times yearly.

What counts in search engine is to be on a top, on shell,
falling below makes your web page inaccessible.

Darius
http://www.tinyurl.com/iDarius

[Arise]

I agree that google might be wrong, but the admins could take care of this problem and remove/edit/block google access to that topic.