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Heh. It's probably not of much interest, but I think I've stumbled upon a bug/glitch in Google.
Do a search that brings worth1000.com up as the first result, "worth 1000 photoshop" will do as one example of such a search.
Google shows the top result as "www.worth100.com". Note the 100 rather than 1000. Clicking on this result, takes you to worth1000.com.
So why does Google think that an image can only be worth 100 words?
Do a search that brings worth1000.com up as the first result, "worth 1000 photoshop" will do as one example of such a search.
Google shows the top result as "www.worth100.com". Note the 100 rather than 1000. Clicking on this result, takes you to worth1000.com.
So why does Google think that an image can only be worth 100 words?
Think it's to do with W1k, rather than Google. They own www.worth100.com as well as www.worth1000.com. Could be something to do with that?...