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I used to be able to quickly get historical ranks by querying httparchive.urls.* and extracting the date as the _TABLE_SUFFIX, but this is now no longer possible. Was this announced anywhere? If so, I missed it and also can't find it now.
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20171221 uses the new Alexa top 1M list, which includes subdomains and is very low quality (in my opinion).
20180620 is the intersection of the https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/table/chrome-ux-report:all.201805 Chrome UX Report dataset and the 20170315 Alexa domains. If needed, you could still infer the rank by joining the urls tables by domain, although you'd be ranking all subdomains the same.
We plan to use the 20180620 URLs in the 2018_07_01 crawl, tripling the number of URLs per crawl.
The schema of the
httparchive.urls.*
tables seems to have changed from…I used to be able to quickly get historical ranks by querying
httparchive.urls.*
and extracting the date as the_TABLE_SUFFIX
, but this is now no longer possible. Was this announced anywhere? If so, I missed it and also can't find it now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: