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I used Google’s webmaster tools and waited, now I may be onto something but I have no idea if this is a WordPress problem or a Google problem (or something else).

Google logged failed crawls, right now most of my site is missing from Google. The failed crawls are like this:

https://www.ipod-cool.com/2006/07/ipod-bar-at-applestore-ginza-in-japan/iPod-Cool

with the “iPod-Cool” word added to the end of the permalink. I have no idea why Google’s spider is doing that, since the links on my site doesn’t have that extra “tail”.

I appreciate your help in cluing me in. Thanks!

I asked that having already tried. I was hoping someone knew of some obscure address.

Thank you for bring that to my attention. Is there a way to contact Google? I am aware they have the webmaster questions database, but they don’t seem to have email contact (understandably so). Or did I not look in the right place?

Those are only 2 articles from the site. The other ones from my site used to be there as well, but now all thats left are those 2 new ones I added very recently.

I did a “site:” query, that is how I know that the previously indexed pages are no longer there.

Any clue? Thank you very much for any help you can give.

Help?

bump. please help.

Ok. But is it normal that Google doesn’t crawl the posts themselves?

Searching for a particular post using keywords that are on the post title, I get top most a feed/rdf of my site, then the main index (the post title is on the index), month archive which the posts belongs, and after clicking the “omitted results included” on google, I also get the category of the post as well.

But no posts themselves.

And why are they including the feed links (always on top too, no less!)?

Thanks for any help you can give.