Google Deactivates Supplemental Index Query  Dealing with
supplemental results in Google's index is nothing new. What is
new (sort of) is a secret query that became public recently that
allows you to see the supplemental pages for any given site.
Unfortunately, it looks like this query has been disabled at
some data centers and will likely be disabled across the board.
The first to report on the command being broken is Matt McGee
with Rand Fishkin doing a follow-up post. The most interesting
point from Rand is that Matt Cutts apparently made a promise to
those in attendance at the SMX conference in Seattle that the
query would be disabled. I, for one, don't really care and I'm
not sure why others do either. Here's why:    • The command is
*** -asdfgh or *** -view. In fact, you can put whatever you want
after the dash and get results. The problem is the results vary
depending on the text used.   • No one has explained why the
query works. What's with the three asterisks? Why does changing
the text after the d