Originally posted by antoine
I really dont understand how google could take this http://googlesucks.com and this http://www.googlesucks.com to be 2 different pages with duplicant content. It’s the same index page for crying out loud. Are they really that backwards?
They aren’t backwards. You just said they are duplicate pages on two different URLs. What is to not understand? The same content on two different pages is bad. But Google can usually pick out the canonical page when given two choices (even if PR will be split for obvious reasons). Sites that have dozens of duplicates are of course going to be more difficult to judge properly.