yahoo spider?

[InLove]

Hi--InLove again (it's constant and perpetual) --

I cannot help but ask--(giggle)--have we not ALL been spiders at one time or another?

Yes, I know I need help--so someone help me, please.

InPeace,
InLove

[alexa]

You mean, you haven't seen the yahoo spiders ?

And, no. I was never a spider.

[InLove]

HI

Okay--I understand, we are never spiders. We are just online, and quick links simply provides a shortcut to see where everyone is who is logged in (and yes, that is where I see the spiders, also, but for some reason, I cannot always go to miscellaneous--it just doesn't work sometimes.) We don't show up at all when we are not logged in? (Except in the numbers out beside each board--the "number viewing"?)

Sorry--. As you have probably guessed, I am somewhat technicologically challenged. I just remember back in the days when I used to "chat" (gave it up--got too wierd for me), I learned that I could "see" who was "there" without them making themselves seen by everyone. This is why I ask.

This is really no big deal, except I hate it when I don't comprehend something that is obviously simple to everyone else. Got to get to the bottom of the spider thing...must understand, must understand....

InPeace,
InLove

[juantoo3]

Kindest Regards, InLove!

I am not a techie, but my understanding is that spiders are used by search engines. If you are here, you are here, not a spider. If you go to a search engine, you are at the search engine, but the search engine uses spiders to look for what you are looking for. If I am incorrect, someone I hope will correct me, but this is my understanding.

[InLove]

Okay--I really do think I have the "spider issue" under control now. Sort of...

By the way? The one on my patio? Had babies. I named one of them "Webmeister."

Anyone know how to tell the gender?

InPeace,
InLove