On 08/02/12 05:41, Jonathan M Davis wrote: > On Thursday, August 02, 2012 05:34:37 cal wrote: >> Just wanted to point out that for a while now when you type dlang >> into google, the summary that google puts up starts with the >> latin from the input to the sample code on the main page: >> >> Standard input. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur >> adipiscing elit. Mauris tristique rutrum sem, nec convallis enim >> bibendum ut. Donec ac dolor tortor, ... >> >> Whereas it used to have a sensible summary like 'Modelling power, >> native efficiency', etc. Bing doesn't do this. >> >> Not end of the world stuff, but it looks a little hacky, maybe >> instead of the latin, you could use an english summary of D, I >> dunno. > > It looks like that text is what's used as the default arguments for the > program at the top of the front page, but as far as I can tell, there's no > way > to actually see that text without looking at the page's source, so the fact > that Google is showing it is rather funny. I do kind of wonder why Google > grabbed that instead of the "The D programming language. Modern conve > nience. Modeling power. Native efficiency." at the top of the page > though. > Maybe it doesn't grab headers? In either case, it does make the google search > a bit weird. > > - Jonathan M Davis >
Why not just preface the standard input text with the D line?
