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The discussion centers on the visibility of personal usernames in search engine results across various platforms. Participants share their experiences regarding how their usernames rank in search results, with some noting that their accounts on specific forums or sites appear far down the list or not at all. One user highlights their common username leading to numerous unrelated results, while another mentions their active participation in forums that are not reflected in search rankings. There is also a conversation about the presence of dubious sites associated with their usernames. Additionally, the topic shifts to a literary reference involving aleph numbers, with a user expressing surprise at discovering their existence in a work they initially thought was fictional. Overall, the thread reflects on the challenges of online identity and search visibility.
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the top one from mine is my account on here.
 
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hbk4894 said:
the top one from mine is my account on here.
Is there any other place? Just sayin'
 
My username at a popular Ceramic tile forum is first. o0)
 
LISA on steam was the 1st result!:olduhh:
 
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That's great. Now I'm Painter. Physics Forums appears nowhere in the first page of results. :frown:
 
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You'd have to dig very deep into the search results before anything related to me on this website started showing up.
 
mine seems to be a pretty common username

nine down the list showed my home page listing ...

Storm Chasing and Amateur Radio in Sydney, Australia
www.sydneystormcity.com/
By Dave Nelson Since I was young I have had a love for Earth sciences, particularly storms and geology. Astronomy also was in there, be it observing deep ...
from that you will now understand how my username originated :wink:

14 down the list, my listing on this meteorite site ...

IMCA EoM : Davenn collection - Encyclopedia of Meteorites
www.encyclopedia-of-meteorites.com/collection.aspx?id=227
Davenn collection. Expand/Collapse Collection location Collection location. Australia ... Collection: Davenn. Meteorite: Canyon Diablo (Iron, IAB-MG). Collection: ...

7 pages in listing on 2 other forums ...

Eta Carina, an old fav but first image with this camera gear ...
photography-on-the.net › ... › Astronomy & Celestial
  • http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:PoAn2ctZepkJ:photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php%3Fp%3D17388630+&cd=63&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=au

Jan 18, 2015 - DavennDavenn. Senior Member. Davenn's Avatar. Joined Jun 2013 353 posts. Sydney, Australia. [MORE/SHARE]. OK 5 x 30 sec exp stacked ...

gosh, how far in do I have to go to get my PF and EP forums listings that I am VERY active on ?

Far out ! ... 20 pages in and no reference to my PF or EP activities but there are to several other forums, and like the meteorite one, not active for at least a year

There are also a few dubious sites that I swear I have nothing to do with hahahahaDave
 
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There are a lot of people named JT Bell, so I get mostly hits from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. on the first few pages. There's also a Wikipedia page for a mathematician named Robert J. T. Bell.

My "Meet a Mentor" thread here finally turns up on page 4.
 
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Aleph numbers are actually a mathematical thing, as it turns out. I read it in Aniara and thought Harry Martinson just made it up. So, yeah. 30 pages so far and nothing.
 
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I read it in Aniara and thought Harry Martinson just made it up.

Have you ever seen or heard the opera that Blomdahl wrote about it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniara_(opera)

I have a recording of it, but I haven't read the libretto closely enough to know whether it mentions the aleph numbers...
 
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And I was going to use this one in a fantasy story... I still will but I would have felt so much better if I was the first one to make it up.
 
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jtbell said:
Have you ever seen or heard the opera that Blomdahl wrote about it?

No, I have not. I believe the pilot/mathematician comes up with some sort of groundbreaking mathematical concept reminiscent of the real life aleph numbers. It is possible that Lindegren left that part out. I can't remember if Martinson actually calls them aleph numbers...
 
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Hmm, over 4 million hits for "George Jones", and I don't seem t have made the first 25 pages.
 
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first result for nitsuj is an Urban Dictionary entry...and I don't like it! lol
 

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