I regularly block websites from my Google search results. I've had no trouble with this Google feature, with the notable exception of about.com. This website uses a million subdomains, making it hard to block all of them. Every time an about.com site shows up in my results, I have to manually block it.
I've tried blocking *.about.com, like so:
but it hasn't worked.
Any way I can block [anything].about.com from my search results?
Best Answer
What about
blablabla -site:about.com
If you wanna know more about "Google operators", take a look at http://www.googleguide.com/advanced_operators_reference.html and/or http://www.googleguide.com
I often use this and it can be extremely helpful sometimes!
Edit: You don't need to block [anything].about.com, just about.com because [anything].about.com is a sub domain to about.com. The minus sign is used for negation and "site:".. I think you understand...