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Top 75 Aspergers Websites for 2011
- Thread starter Pedro
- Start date
Not in Google's list, sorry! Other, bigger aspie forums than AC aren't there either, no offense; they've been around longer. The sites in the list might get more 'hits', just for people researching Aspergers, either because they or a family member or friend has it or something. I've never heard of most of those sites, though, so I'm not sure how much that list really means!
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yeah I know it is a link to a book, but technically it's not an Asperger's website. I checked the my aspergerchild out and who's the owner? Where did they get that information?
Well... technically... that site, the site where there is information about the book (the one with the button to put it in your shopping cart), is a site about aspergers. And given that amazon gets a lot of traffic, it's no wonder it ends up high.
I do understand though how people think that it's not a website about aspergers. Actually, my idea of website about aspergers would be something like this; a forum or a site with a plethora of information, and not one that artificially boosts up search engine results by crafting an informative text about a product through dropping the word Aspergers at least twice a sentence*. I do wonder if dead websites, that haven't been removed from the search database (ie. metadata removed) do show up and if they're all sites that have an active thing going on.
*I did not check if that's actually true
I do understand though how people think that it's not a website about aspergers. Actually, my idea of website about aspergers would be something like this; a forum or a site with a plethora of information, and not one that artificially boosts up search engine results by crafting an informative text about a product through dropping the word Aspergers at least twice a sentence*. I do wonder if dead websites, that haven't been removed from the search database (ie. metadata removed) do show up and if they're all sites that have an active thing going on.
*I did not check if that's actually true
I checked the original article and 36 isn't AC. You sure it was on it?
Pedro
Well-Known Member
What the hell!? They must've changed it. I'm 100% sure about this one. When I read the article, Chrome had the link on the 36th item Asperger's Syndrome Forum on that page on a different color as if I had been on said website forum previously. I, then, checked it. I got directed here. Now that you mentioned it, I see that the link leads to another forum.
The only thing I can say right now is I shall have my revenge. I won't post anything from My Aspergers Child again. I bet they never saw this one coming.
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