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bkemadu · February 5th, 2017, 06:54 PM

Hi
My new question is goes for the links/images which are dead or removed.
Do you think we can easily find them on google?

I have researched myself a bit from the content on VEF by google and it seems some of them are easily appear on other sites. I know this would kill the uniqueness of VEF and its uploaders but please don't get me wrong. I want just to give an advice for downloaders and uploaders.
So when the post link (like movie download links or images, scans) they can easily find them on google or bing's image/video search. So they can reupload from them and for downloaders they can download too.
Also Ive seen a lot of vintage movies appear on tube sites as a stream video.
But the quality i guess is sucks on tubes. So, do you think as like as me? Such as the dead links can be easily found on search engines?

February 5th, 2017, 06:54 PM	#1
bkemadu Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Far Away Posts: 176 Thanks: 691 Thanked 626 Times in 156 Posts	Is it possible to easily find dead links on google? Hi My new question is goes for the links/images which are dead or removed. Do you think we can easily find them on google? I have researched myself a bit from the content on VEF by google and it seems some of them are easily appear on other sites. I know this would kill the uniqueness of VEF and its uploaders but please don't get me wrong. I want just to give an advice for downloaders and uploaders. So when the post link (like movie download links or images, scans) they can easily find them on google or bing's image/video search. So they can reupload from them and for downloaders they can download too. Also Ive seen a lot of vintage movies appear on tube sites as a stream video. But the quality i guess is sucks on tubes. So, do you think as like as me? Such as the dead links can be easily found on search engines?