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salam every one, this is a topic from google web master centrale blog: Written by Jessica and Uli, Search Quality Team

We’re happy to announce that the Message Center supports a new “messages waiting” feature. Previously, it could only store penalty notifications for existing verified site owners (webmasters who had already verified their sites). However, the Message Center now has the ability to keep these waiting for future owners, i.e. those who haven’t previously registered with Google's Webmaster Tools.

Creating a new Webmaster Tools account and verifying your site gives you access to any message from Google concerning violations of our Webmaster Guidelines. Messages sent after the launch of this feature can now be retrieved for one year and will remain in your account until you choose to delete them.

Some questions you might be asking:

Q: What happens to old messages when a site changes ownership?
A: Also in the case of a change of ownership, new verified owners will be able to retrieve a message as noted above.

Q: If a site has more than one verified owner and one of them deletes a message, will it be deleted for all the other site owners as well?
A: No, each owner gets his or her own copy of the message when retrieving the message. Deleting one does not affect any past, current, or future message retrievals.

Just as before, if you've received a message alerting you to Webmaster Guidelines violations, you can make the necessary changes so that your site is in line with our guidelines. Then, sign in to Webmaster Tools and file a reconsideration request.
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Seo Master present to you:

Hello friends, here i will show you how to make the matrix falling code effect in your computer. Its just a batch file with random numbers that repeat themselves one after the other. Try it.




Open Notepad and copy below code And paste it.

Copy This Code








@echo off



color 0a



:top



echo %1%random%2%random%3%random%4%random%7%random%8%random%9%andom%entertainment%random%



goto top




After Pasting,save it like as yourname.bat
Run it and Enjoy!

 If u want to change random number's or letter's, just replace letter or number between % &%, and type "random% " after each word like "%1%random%2%random%3%random%4%random%".
Replace red color with suitable letters or numbers.

If you want to replace  letter color,copy above code find "color 0a"(CTRL+F). Replace red color with suitable color. List below

0 = Black              
1 = Blue
2 = Green
4 = Red
5 = Purple
6 = Yellow
7 = White
8 = Gray
9 = Light Blue
A= Light Green
B= Light Aqua
C= Light Red
D= Light Purple
E= Light Yellow
F= Bright White


* Save it only like .bat file .
2013, By: Seo Master

seo How To Make The Matrix Falling Code Effect 2013

salam every one, this is a topic from google web master centrale blog:

We’re pleased to introduce the Google Webmaster Team as contributors to the Webmaster Central Blog. As the team responsible for tens of thousands of Google’s informational web pages, they’re here to offer tips and advice based on their experiences as hands-on webmasters.

Back in the 1990s, anyone who maintained a website called themselves a “webmaster” regardless of whether they were a designer, developer, author, system administrator, or someone who had just stumbled across GeoCities and created their first web page. As the technologies changed over the years, so did the roles and skills of those managing websites.

Around 20 years after the word was first used, we still refer to ourselves as the Google Webmaster Team because it’s the only term that really covers the wide variety of roles that we have on our team. Although most of us have solid knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other web technologies, we also have specialists in design, development, user experience, information architecture, system administration, and project management.


Part of the Google Webmaster Team, Mountain View

In contrast to the Google Webmaster Central Team—which mainly focuses on helping webmasters outside of Google understand web search and how things like crawling and indexing affect their sites—our team is responsible for designing, implementing, optimizing and maintaining Google’s corporate pages, informational product pages, landing pages for marketing campaigns, and our error page. Our team also develops internal tools to increase our productivity and help to maintain the thousands of HTML pages that we own.

We’re working hard to follow, challenge and evolve best practices and web standards to ensure that all our new pages are produced to the highest quality and provide the best user experience, and we’re constantly evaluating and updating our legacy pages to ensure their deprecated HTML isn’t just left to rot.

We want to share our work and experiences with other webmasters, so we recently launched our @GoogleWebTeam account on Twitter to keep our followers updated on the latest news about our projects, web standards, and anything else which may be of interest to other webmasters, web designers and web developers. We’ll be posting here on the Webmaster Central Blog when we want to share anything longer than 140 characters.

Before we share more details about our processes and experiences, please let us know if there’s anything you’d like us to specifically cover by leaving a comment here or by tweeting @GoogleWebTeam.

Posted by , Google Webmaster Team

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