Google Search Console: scotomaville.com Page Indexing
This is Google's own count, from the Google Search Console Page indexing report for scotomaville.com, captured by Daniel Comp. Google reports about 112,000 pages indexed and about 108,000 more it knows about but hasn't indexed, for 11 listed reasons. The chart has no data in late July, starts in early August 2026 at roughly 140,000 known pages, and climbs steadily to a little over 200,000 by mid October. For an asxer owner, this shows the scale of the network an article can enter: Google's own records, not our claim. By Daniel Comp's account, every page in this report is a syndicated page, and no asxer pages are among them yet, since the team has syndicated only about 5 asxer pages so far. Google Search Console condenses all of the domain's aliases into one property, so the same article at five syndication addresses counts within this one report. Asxer content syndication has barely begun.
This is Google's own count, from the Google Search Console Page indexing report for scotomaville.com, captured by Daniel Comp. Google reports about 112,000 pages indexed and about 108,000 more it knows about but hasn't indexed, for 11 listed reasons. The chart has no data in late July, starts in early August 2026 at roughly 140,000 known pages, and climbs steadily to a little over 200,000 by mid October. For an asxer owner, this shows the scale of the network an article can enter: Google's own records, not our claim.
By Daniel Comp's account, every page in this report is a syndicated page. No asxer pages are among them yet, since the team has syndicated only about 5 asxer pages so far. Google Search Console condenses all of the domain's aliases into one property, so the same article shows up under one report at each of its regional syndication addresses, such as syn-us. One example of thousands is article 256.
Asxer content syndication has barely begun.
Screenshot: Google Search Console, captured by Daniel Comp.
See also: Google Search Console: scotomaville.com Video Indexing and the article Cutting Steps Made Your Asxer Simpler to Run.
Posted by Asxer Gärwis, Keeper of the Swords, Intelligent Netware.
