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Try it from a non-english speaking country’s perspective, and you’ll be dazzled on how far you have to dig to find a bitcointalk entry within the search results. I tried a few different search patterns with the vpn set to Spain:
Search pattern 1: "bitcoin discusión" -> Entry on 6th position, pointing to a 2014 post.
Search pattern 2: "bitcoin España" -> Entry on 55th position (2018 post).
Search pattern 3: "bitcoin información" -> No entry on first 10 pages (didn´t go beyond)
Search pattern 4: "bitcoin" -> No entry on first 10 pages (didn´t go beyond)
Search pattern 5: "bitcoin foro" -> No entry on first 10 pages (didn´t go beyond)
Search pattern 6: bitcoin foro -> (no quotes) first bitcointalk entry on position 18 (Index).
Trying out the first 5 queries without quotes rendered no Bitcointalk results within the first 10 pages.
Now as mentioned before, Google’s ranking algorithm has multiple variables and is, for the most, a well kept secret. It does vary depending on your geographical position, language, historical search habits (so the using the vpn takes into account habits which are not mine per se) and so forth, so a degree of position variance is expected from one person to another.