Google PR Conspiracy Theory

[milesbparty]

I was pondering this today when I had a few free minutes:

Google.com has a page rank of 10. Is this because:

1) Google.Com, when run through the PR calculation algorithm, actually results in a PR of 10.
2) The algorithm is based around Google.Com having a PR of 10. In other words, it's part of the equation.
3) The code logic goes something like this:

if ($domain == "google.com")
{
$pr = 10;
}
else
{
$pr = CalculatePR($domain);
}

Thanks,
Paul

Note: This post is tongue-in-cheek, and is meant to be humorous.

[phkharat]

This is really strange. Could u plz provide me the algorithm link? So that i can check out the same.


Thanx

[swapw]

Originally Posted by milesbparty

I was pondering this today when I had a few free minutes:

Google.com has a page rank of 10. Is this because:

1) Google.Com, when run through the PR calculation algorithm, actually results in a PR of 10.
2) The algorithm is based around Google.Com having a PR of 10. In other words, it's part of the equation.
3) The code logic goes something like this:

if ($domain == "google.com")
{
$pr = 10;
}
else
{
$pr = CalculatePR($domain);
}

Thanks,
Paul

Note: This post is tongue-in-cheek, and is meant to be humorous.

HA! If I own the PR, you bet my own site will be on top instead of anything else. Case closed.

[Nikki11]

haha. would they really provide the algorithm for page rank???

[bochgoch]

I think your algorithm is spot on ... if you purely consider G as a search engine, they add no value, have no unique content, just links to other sites and therefore no way do they deserve a high PR (according to their own algo).

[Rankenstein]

They have 4,870,000 IBLs - I think that might just about add up to PR10 - actually, probably just a round 1,000,000 would do it.

[coolguy27]

Nice find buddy.. Can you please give us the link so that we can look for it. Thanks

[rancari]

imagine this, google had PR 0.
I like your sense of humor