Has nobody noticed this????

[Reply #40 on:]

Let 's see if I can steal a TOTPD from Tweek.

Woo! It worked.

I haven't seen any explanation for the link buttons yet.

[Reply #41 on:]

I think I explained that some before. The Yahoo description is from the time when morefuturama.com pointed here. They never changed it but updated the address to peelified later. I don't know if the meta tags are by me or from May 2000 I think. Doesn't matter anyway. No search engine looks at these anymore. In fact, for privacy reasons regarding our members I have google & co stay out and not crawl PEEL even though we could probably get a good listing. I rather rely on CGEF to send in visitors.

[Reply #42 on:]

   

Originally posted by Tweek:
     

Originally posted by Drippy_taco:
<meta name="keywords" content="futurama, Forum, Board, Message, PEEL, chat, chatting, comics, Groening, simpsons, Leela, download, morefuturama, schedule, tv listing, episodes">...
Looks like [-mArc-]'s fabricating PEELs keywords to get more visitors          It's not illegal!

I see only one character is named     

And who can blame him for choosing exactly that character?
[Chief Singing Wind]Nobody, that's who![/CSW]

But he missed an opportunity. Why didn't he include the words "nude" and "Amy"? That, coupled with "Leela", would've generated a great deal more visitors.     

Edit: Damn, now mArc have made my entire post look stupid. Meh...nothing new in that.   

[Reply #43 on:]

You'd wonder how many people look for "katey sagal nude" ... CGEF is rank 12 on that in Google 
I don't have exact statistics on that for Futurama, but here are the top two search terms for FSAC:

•   7460     31.12%     futurama   
•   2511     10.47%     nude   

[Reply #44 on:]

lol that's hilarious...

Maybe if you boost it with some "bra" wording... 

[Reply #45 on:]

"bra" (swedish) = "good" (english)

haha, maybe if i ever make a swedish translation of a futurama site we can score up some more hits? 

[Reply #46 on:]

bra=good.

My sentiments exactly.

[Reply #47 on:]

It 's not much but I thought it would be better to point it out anyway.

If you quote someone for example, you see:
 Forget your password?.  That should be Forgot your password.

I 'm surprised nobody (Edel?) pointed this out yet.

[Reply #48 on:]

Forgot your password.

[Reply #49 on:]

Ouch...Good one PCC Fred.
 I must have overlooked it when I had to retype it because of a wrong password or something.

[Reply #50 on:]

Forget your password makes sense in the fact it's a colloquial style abbreviated sentence. Short for "did you forget your password?". So it does make sense in that sense.
Not to say "Forgot your password" doesn't make sense, cuz it does. And it would be more accurate.