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When I put in C3VR in the search box it comes up some kind water company I have to look around til I find a post and get on thur that.
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Why Google C3VR.com?
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hmel '74 said:
I dont want to store "favorites" on my work computer
Adams' Apple said:
Why Google C3VR.com?
I dont want to store "favorites" on my work computer
You don't have to google it, just click in your browser's address bar and type "c3vr.com" and you'll go directly here.
Although, I do agree that it is really weird that a C3VR.com link doesn't show up until the 3rd page of the results. Seems fishy, almost. I have no idea what to do about that, if anything.
All the other VRs search just fine. Really weird.
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I submitted the site to be re-indexed by google. We'll see what happens.
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hmel '74 said:
I dont want to store "favorites" on my work computer
Ah ha.... that makes sense. I don't either, but just typing in www.c3vr.com in the address bar is quicker than googling C3VR, and then clicking the link for that..at least for me, anyway. Then if you close the browser after you're done, it will clear the history. That's how I handle that here at the shop, 'cause Daddy(boss) keeps an eye on what everyone is looking at on the web.
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Adam Wartell said:
You don't have to google it, just click in your browser's address bar and type "c3vr.com" and you'll go directly here.
You don't have to google it, just click in your browser's address bar and type "c3vr.com" and you'll go directly here.
Although, I do agree that it is really weird that a C3VR.com link doesn't show up until the 3rd page of the results. Seems fishy, almost. I have no idea what to do about that, if anything.
All the other VRs search just fine. Really weird.
We're listed on google?!
I thought this was a private web club, I didn't know we were public...however, that does explain why I was allowed to join.
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Adams' Apple said:
Ah ha.... that makes sense. I don't either, but just typing in www.c3vr.com in the address bar is quicker than googling C3VR, and then clicking the link for that..at least for me, anyway. Then if you close the browser after you're done, it will clear the history. That's how I handle that here at the shop, 'cause Daddy(boss) keeps an eye on what everyone is looking at on the web.
gotcha. I'll try that from now on Ah ha.... that makes sense. I don't either, but just typing in www.c3vr.com in the address bar is quicker than googling C3VR, and then clicking the link for that..at least for me, anyway. Then if you close the browser after you're done, it will clear the history. That's how I handle that here at the shop, 'cause Daddy(boss) keeps an eye on what everyone is looking at on the web.
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hmel '74 said:
Adams' Apple said:
Ah ha.... that makes sense. I don't either, but just typing in www.c3vr.com in the address bar is quicker than googling C3VR, and then clicking the link for that..at least for me, anyway. Then if you close the browser after you're done, it will clear the history. That's how I handle that here at the shop, 'cause Daddy(boss) keeps an eye on what everyone is looking at on the web.
gotcha. I'll try that from now on Ah ha.... that makes sense. I don't either, but just typing in www.c3vr.com in the address bar is quicker than googling C3VR, and then clicking the link for that..at least for me, anyway. Then if you close the browser after you're done, it will clear the history. That's how I handle that here at the shop, 'cause Daddy(boss) keeps an eye on what everyone is looking at on the web.
You don't even have to type "www." . Just c3vr.com.
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