Came across this googling today...

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This was the #4 site listed when searching on ’modx content management system’, not necessarily because of this alias, which if I follow what happens when you go to it is an internal link alias pointing to a page that doesn’t exist on the site, but I bet it helps move them up in the rankings. New ways to fool Google with Eto/MODx -- hmmm, what to do...

It’s #9 where I am, probably server discrepancy pending google dance or whatever subtleties there is to ranking... It’s an aliased page alright, I first noticed this when I tried to understand what was the link between MODx and Etomite.

That’s not really fair playing it that way. But I don’t know those guys the way you know them from the Etomite days. Fisrt thing that comes to mind is asking them to drop that alias. We wouldn’t want to google bomb them, wouldn’t we ? Kidding there, of course...

My POV on this thing is : let the powder speak for itself... MODx is way more powerful than Etomite, a quick tour of the OSCMS demo will prove that to anyone with half a brain

Right now, momentum is for MODx, and the best answer to this kind of thing is : keep on the great documentation work, loose those last bugs that need fixing, and that’s a big one : get rid of the old Eto manager and launch the nice one I saw (THIS will be a big strike, I love the screen captures I’ve seen !), last but not least : speed up rebranding (BTW, what’s the ETA for 1.0 <=> Tattoo, I know there is a public roadmap but do we have a rough idea ?).

I don’t know what’s in the hopper : will the new interface/manager only be out when MODx is rebranded ? Where are we on this ? I scanned the Marketing and Look n Feel forums but didn’t find this...