specific search engine?
Q. Is there a search engine in which I can specify more than one websites to search within. In Google the advanced function Search within a site or domain... allows only to specify one site. Is there an engine where you can specify more than one and search at the same time?
Asked by Attila G - Tue Dec 23 04:35:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can use Google, just construct your search like this: keyword another site:example.net OR site:example.com (if you want to search for keyword another and only get results from and )
Answered by David D - Tue Dec 23 04:45:24 2008

SEO - Search Engine Optimization Question - Domain Names?
Q. This is a follow-up question to my previous question which I have listed below: e.g. let's pretend I have a site called www.bestdoors.com and I would also like to access through the following urls french-door.net and internaldoor.com Here is my question: What about having different domain names as domain alias? What is better for SEO, redirect of domain alias? In case we redirect the domains to a specific page in the site and change the page title and metatags to suit the url (in this case internal doors or french door), will this be better SEO wise than domain alias? Hope that makes sense. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Asked by b1911 - Wed Aug 16 12:05:07 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. It seems that the 301 redirect method is the least likely to cause duplicate content issues with the search engines. Meta redirects and domain parking can cause big issues with search engine rankings.
Answered by Interested Dude - Wed Aug 16 12:25:12 2006

How to copyright a program with public domain pictures?
Q. I'm developing specific DVD programs with public domain pictures I find on the internet. I am required to copyright the programs before I sell them. I was told that in order to copyright a specific program, i would need to prove the picture I got off the internet was in public domain by researching it three times through various search engines and documenting my searches to the library of congress copyright office. How do i do the research to prove the pictures are legitimate and in public domain? I've been finding most of the pictures on Wikki commons and found the Public Domain Logo.
Asked by Alan Mcdowell - Mon Jun 8 03:16:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Nothing complicated to get public domain. Anything in the public domain can be used by anybody. All you do is give a mention to what domain you got the pic from. Example... When I do magazines, I would put something like "Courtesy of XXX) XXX=stands for the person or domain's name. That's it Find that same pic again in another public domain site and take note. Once you have 3 sites. You are set. That is what is meant when yhey ask you for 3 differenct sites. That way. No one can argue. :)
Answered by Left-T - Mon Jun 8 12:16:10 2009