Keywords in title

[AnnaStuart]

Is it normal that a site can have stuffing keywords in title in this category?

 

http://dmoz.org/World/Deutsch/Wissenschaft/Geisteswissenschaften/Linguistik/Sprachen/Nat%c3%bcrliche_Sprachen/Indoeurop%c3%a4ische/Romanische/Italienisch/Ausbildung/Sprachschulen/

 

http://www.ilsonline.it/

ILS Italian Language School "Circolo di Cultura Italiana" - Italienischschule für Ausländer in Italien. Beschreibung der Sprachschule in Otranto sowie des Kursangebotes.

 

The right company title name is:

 

IlsOnline as stated in their term and conditions:

 

http://www.ilsonline.it/iscrizione.html

 

Maybe this is an exception because a Dmoz editor manages this site...

 

see:

http://dmoz.org/profiles/dino2004.html

[benjiwiebe]

The title has been corrected. Should show up once the site updates again.

[AnnaStuart]

The title has been corrected. Should show up once the site updates again.

 

I still do not see any change......

[u1amo01]

Hm, looks like the servers are very slow these days. It was changed on the editor server on May 13th.

 

We can only wait.

[windharp]

FTR: The time a public page needs to update consists of two parts: The time our system needs to generate the static HTML from the database (queue-based to reduce the load on our servers on peak hours) and the time the publicside servers cache the previous file (up to 5 days if I remember correctly). So even under normal conditions, it may take up to 5 days until all publicside servers are up to date.

 

Due to our spider RoboZilla tagging loads of sites as "not working" a few days ago, the generation of static HTML is currently several days behind. It is very difficult to predict how long the delay is, I guess it's currently about 2-5 days.

 

Mind: This does not affect download data for our downstream users (like Google) in any way. The RDF files are compiled from the raw data, not the compiled HTML.