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by Radix
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Ok, some not smart person had me post something to a corporate site I maintain. In said document was something extremely sensitive that never should have been posted publically. I have since modified the document.

Google indexed the document.

Is there any way I can force their crawler to replace the currrent cached version with the new one?

Is there a way to contact Google about this?

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author dburk
    Hi Radix,

    You can take care of it through Google Webmaster Tools.

    This link should help you out: Removing my own content from Google - Webmasters/Site owners Help
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  • Profile picture of the author Fernando Veloso
    Radix,

    Sorry to hear about that.

    Grab some new links (to that particular page) in DIGG etc etc and it should be updated very quickly.
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    • Profile picture of the author Radix
      Originally Posted by Fernando Veloso View Post

      Radix,

      Sorry to hear about that.

      Grab some new links (to that particular page) in DIGG etc etc and it should be updated very quickly.

      It's not my head on the block. I did submit requests for google to remove the pages. So you're saying create some backlinks to that page to get it reindexed?
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      • Profile picture of the author dburk
        Originally Posted by Radix View Post

        It's not my head on the block. I did submit requests for google to remove the pages. So you're saying create some backlinks to that page to get it reindexed?
        Hi Radix,

        The link I gave gives you the exact procedure to remove a page from the Google cache. After you have added the noarchive meta tag as instructed, you can make a tweet on Twitter.com to prompt a very quick Googlebot visit. That will get the cached paged removed quickly.
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        • Profile picture of the author Radix
          Originally Posted by dburk View Post

          Hi Radix,

          The link I gave gives you the exact procedure to remove a page from the Google cache. After you have added the noarchive meta tag as instructed, you can make a tweet on Twitter.com to prompt a very quick Googlebot visit. That will get the cached paged removed quickly.

          Thanks, I have submitted the pages.

          I really want them gone asap. Will try tweeting the pages.

          Would pinging help any?
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  • Profile picture of the author turbohips
    You could always do a 302 redirect if that's the case to never have that page shown up again.
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