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The Issue With Google Results

Google issue appeared to be resolved. Some day we’ll find out why.

The site has been buried in Google results for a few years. Not an issue in Bing and DuckDuckGo. Google’s spider gets errors contacting the site despite it being hosted on a common publishing platform (Substack).

Attempts to contact Google have proved fruitless. Would be interested to hear if others have similar issues.

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