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Informative and Glitching When I stumble upon your site its usually because of Facebook. Something that catches my eye. Like today I came because of the 25 bizarre photos. It was very cool to see. But the problem i run across is it constantly glitches when I'm trying to read through the paragraphs. Makes it very irritating after awhile sending me back to facebook.

Gaming Google Search Searched Google using tool time past year. This landed me on HostingAdvice.com. After reading the article I noticed someone had commented on the article more than a year ago when the Posted Dated was from a few days ago. Did some research using the Wayback Machine and found they periodically update the "Posting Date". My assumption is they are trying to game Google and people specifically looking for fresh articles.

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