Link interconnections in Google (Score 1)

The basic design of the Google cluster unfortunately lends itself to this kind of exlusion in the linking moreso than other search engines or entities containing linking mechanisms, but, this is not neccessarily a bad thing.

The cluster receives the client request and reverse-NATs a reply based on an advanced TLU setting, which weighs variables against cached requests linked to the hashed lists of previous search requests items and returns. The problem comes in when each node of the cluster contests the cache servers for permission to send info back to the python code in the back-end web server.

Often, permission is given to two nodes on the server or more, and this causes a problem in that the same info is sent over and over, causing linking problems after the python code is processed and spits out the HTML to the front end web server. This was the only way to do it and still keep Google's unique search features.