Run this in console to see all the tags:
document.querySelector('meta[name="keywords"]').content who made qwen stefani's dress
spiderman into the spider verse did qwen meet Peter
qwen stacey porn
do blake shelton and qwen stafani have children together(i.e. the porn references)
ben 10 four arms porn qwen
These keywords are kinda wild.If you look at past snapshots at archive.org, you notice that the meta keywords are growing like an append-only list, which means it's probably part of some messed up seo pipeline. The other clue is that it's stuffing the meta keywords which apparently only Yandex uses as a search signal[0].
The list has 3882 entries. A lot of them are clustered and look like auto-complete results. But a bunch of them look like hyper-specific, misspelled search results (e.g. "145 gwen rd cheshire ct"). Google's webmaster tools doesn't provide distinct queries like that, but yandex's does[1].
My best guess of what's happening is that Qwen is monitoring it's search queries in Yandex, dumping that list into a serp service that scrapes yandex's autocomplete suggestions, and then taking that list and dumping it into their meta keywords.
It explains the urls in the list (ppls using search engines like address bars), the seeming fixation around certain topics (which usually starts with a misspelling), and the random one-off queries.
0: https://yandex.com/support/webmaster/en/controlling-robot/me...
1: https://yandex.com/support/webmaster/en/service/popular-quer...
Yes it does
Anyways your theory is wrong because they don't rank for things like "ChatGPT login". It's just a keyword list from auto complete data not their own ranking data
It apparently adds common search terms that contain words like "qwen". This evidently includes possibly mistyped searches for "gwen" or "ben" in a NSFW context.
Maybe someone knows more about how such SEO tools work, and where they pull the data from.
Am i gregnant?
(See kids, it is possible to fight memes/racism with memes! And well... yeah, this really is racist.)
That said it's possible search engines in China or other countries might use it, but it's very easy to game so it doesn't really make sense
It also seems to have an obsession with this celebrity, based on how many times ctrl-f for "stefani" turns up a result.
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erm... what?
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