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[Seekermeister]

Just Google "Jude 1:19" and see if you find anything odd about the returns found. I don't think the problem is just in that one verse, but it is the one where I just found the problem.

 

[revanneosl]

I didn't notice anything strange. Maybe I'm not seeing it. What looks odd to you?

 

[wayseer]

I got 422,000 hits - which one did you have in mind?

 

[champuru]

Just Google "Jude 1:19" and see if you find anything odd about the returns found. I don't think the problem is just in that one verse, but it is the one where I just found the problem.

Are you talking about the one where somebody is thanking St. Jude for answering their prayers?

 

[Seekermeister]

I would have responded sooner, but for some reason, the email notification ended up in my spam filter, which I rarely look at.

I should have come back sooner anyway, because what I saw didn't make any sense, and when checking again, later that day, things had returned to normal. When I first searched that verse, each and every return listed had the statement "This site may be harmful to your computer", and of course each of those sites were Christian. I ran the same search two or three times with the same results, but I can't explain why it happened, or what changed later...it very strange to me.

 

[champuru]

I would have responded sooner, but for some reason, the email notification ended up in my spam filter, which I rarely look at.

I should have come back sooner anyway, because what I saw didn't make any sense, and when checking again, later that day, things had returned to normal. When I first searched that verse, each and every return listed had the statement "This site may be harmful to your computer", and of course each of those sites were Christian. I ran the same search two or three times with the same results, but I can't explain why it happened, or what changed later...it very strange to me.

hmm, that's odd. but it is fixed now right?

 

[Seekermeister]

Yes.

 

[X=?]

I would have responded sooner, but for some reason, the email notification ended up in my spam filter, which I rarely look at.

I should have come back sooner anyway, because what I saw didn't make any sense, and when checking again, later that day, things had returned to normal. When I first searched that verse, each and every return listed had the statement "This site may be harmful to your computer", and of course each of those sites were Christian. I ran the same search two or three times with the same results, but I can't explain why it happened, or what changed later...it very strange to me.

Its apparently 'Human Error' as a Google spokesperson stated. It affected everyone, everywhere who used Google at that given time.

 

[Seekermeister]

That's odd, because I made a number of searches at that time, and it only appeared when searching that particular verse.

 

[icarusforde]

That's odd, because I made a number of searches at that time, and it only appeared when searching that particular verse.

Yeah, google made a mess up.... They had a system problem.

All fixed.

 

[wayseer]

I should have come back sooner anyway, because what I saw didn't make any sense, and when checking again, later that day, things had returned to normal. When I first searched that verse, each and every return listed had the statement "This site may be harmful to your computer", and of course each of those sites were Christian. I ran the same search two or three times with the same results, but I can't explain why it happened, or what changed later...it very strange to me.

I checked three sites and found no problem. The only instant is a Bible Gateway page that warns there is a 'lock-up' with regards that verse - but you can access that verse on any number of other sites. Perhaps I'm not understanding what the real issue may be.

 

[Seekermeister]

There is no issue now. You had to be there then.