On the last day of March, I reported on a major Google search index update which seemed to have impacted tons and tons of SEOs, as opposed to just a ton of SEOs (if you know what I mean). Yes, I even noticed changes in the search results and I really don’t even look that carefully.

Based on all the feedback at WebmasterWorld, Google’s Matt Cutts (yes, he is still at Google) added a post to that thread, asking for feedback. The post number is 3616809.

The way to submit your feedback is to use this form and make sure to mention the word “dewey” in the “Additional details” text area. Matt said you can also point out specific issues with the new index via “blog post, leave specifics on the Google webmaster help group, or whatever way you want to point out specific searches that look different to you.” He also added that even if you don’t get a reply, it is very likely your details will be reviewed by an engineer. Here is Matt’s post:

So maybe this Google update should be named the “Dewey” update? Why not?

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.