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I bookmarked something on my other computer but it stopped working and said that it had a fatal ststem error. I am trying to find what I bookmarked on that computer. I was looking at Google Adsense and it was saying that you should make your webpages available for others to use since it will help you out. I cannot find it now and forgot what they called it. Can anyone help?

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Useful follow-up for the thread: did find the phrase they were after, and ’s point about algorithm changes is worth remembering — Google’s handling of republished material can shift, but a few concrete steps still help you keep credit as the original source.

If content you publish gets republished elsewhere, these practices reduce the chance Google treats the other copy as the canonical one:

  • Publish on your site first and keep clear timestamps and author info.
  • Ask republishers to add a normal attribution link back to your original or to use a rel=canonical that points to your URL.
  • Add Article schema (datePublished, author) so crawlers get explicit metadata.
    A simple canonical tag looks like this:
<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/original-article" />

For background on how search engines view duplicate or syndicated content, see Google’s guidance and a practical overview from SEO resources: Google on duplicate content and Moz — Duplicate content.

If the immediate problem was recovering the bookmark after a system failure, try these checks: sign in to the browser account used on the other machine (Chrome/Firefox/Edge sync often restores bookmarks), look at your account’s web activity/history (if sync was active), or attach the old drive and copy the browser profile (Chrome stores bookmarks in the profile folder; Firefox keeps bookmark backups in the profile folder). If nothing else, search your email or other accounts for the keyword you remember — that often surfaces the original link or a related saved page.

These steps address both the term you were looking for and practical ways to make sure original content stays attributed and bookmarks can be recovered.

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I don't know if their is any news about this fatal error issue on Google, all I heard is algorithm changes.

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I was reading a blog post and it had something about Google. I just accidentally found on it what I was looking for. I thought that the word was syndication but when I searched for it, it just said that their ads are syndicated.

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