18 Mar 2008;  05:01 UTC: 82-pages have been added to the search engine.

	New pages added to the navigation structure and updated indexes including the search engine index must be published before several functions of the page can be tested. One function includes the testing of links. A link can not be tested using common web browsers unless it has been published to a server.
	We have found that one index (usually the search engine) can find a page and its contents while another index (usually the navigation index) and the rest of us can not. "404 page not found" errors are usually do not mean that a specific web page is lost - it is just means that we can't find it. Most of the time when this occurs, something about a page is renamed (such as a letter being capitalized). Indexes vary in structure. Some indexes are not case sensitive. While this is the way an index should be, most indexes remain case sensitive. Hence the "404 page not found" error is much too common.
	The newly indexed search engine may temporarily lead to a slight increase in "404" errors.
	How much easier things would be if browsers and other search........ would just.......