Fix the Google description?

[Dustein]

I know its random, but I hate the description that it gives when I Google "Sythe".

Originally posted by Google
Sythe.org is a large site focused around rune scape cheating, rune scape cheats, cheats for rune scape and cheating at rune scape.

First off, it is painful to read the text that reads "rune scape". I think it should be either "Runescape" or "RuneScape". It is not two words.

Second, I think it should be re-worded. It is hard to read and the word(s) "rune scape" is/are used too much. I think it should be reworded so it doesn't look like a seven year old wrote it.

I know, its a random suggestion, but Sythe looks like a non-serious RuneScape cheating website from that description, and I think it should be changed.

 

[kingkobra7]

yea but who reads the description if you type in sythe.org on google you probably know what it is...

 

[MatthewGor123]

Hmm, a solid point - very easy fix, couldn't hurt. Plus, we're expanding from only RuneScape. Point well taken. Support

 

[Shallow]

And we aren't really focused around cheating, are we? It's mostly focused around the black market.

 

[SuF]

And we aren't really focused around cheating, are we? It's mostly focused around the black market.

I feel the black market is a very small part of Sythe.

 

[jebadiah the wise man]

I feel the black market is a very small part of Sythe.

Most everyone comes for the sections focused around runescape, especially the black market. Most people who come across sythe on google will probably be searching for runescape guides, cheats, or blackmarket. The google description should stay centered around runescape/runescape cheating, but should definitely be reworded.

 

[ItsNate]

Should add Wow stuff to the description so we can grow that section.

As for the rune scape spacing. Runescape is a registered trademark of Jagex Ltd therefore you cannot use Runescape without written consent from Jagex Ltd, thus sythe putting it as rune scape, that won't change.

 

We can't just fix that. Google only re-indexes and re-reads our meta tagging every so often... I'll check the meta tags and make sure they're right, though.