you'll need to create an account IIRC, but you can then report that a page or domain no longer exists (and/or that they no longer contain specific search terms), and they'll send ninja webcrawlers to verify and then remove those pages from theor search results & cache. I think they warn it may take up to 90 days, but IME it's rather quicker than that, and I suspect them reserve the 90 day thing to allow manual checking of potentially malicious requests.
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Date: 2010-11-16 08:57 am (UTC)you'll need to create an account IIRC, but you can then report that a page or domain no longer exists (and/or that they no longer contain specific search terms), and they'll send ninja webcrawlers to verify and then remove those pages from theor search results & cache. I think they warn it may take up to 90 days, but IME it's rather quicker than that, and I suspect them reserve the 90 day thing to allow manual checking of potentially malicious requests.