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What should I suspect -- newbie question

Hi all,

I recently started a news site about Java programming and I am wondering what to expect from google over the next couple cycles.

The site went live a couple weeks ago and I submitted it to google a few days later. Googlebot crawled it soon after (I found out from this board that it was freshbot). Freshbot came back again today, an interval of about 12 days.

What can I expect after the dance? Over the last two weeks I've developed a number of pretty good links, so I have hopes of a decent PR when I get listed. How long before I start showing up in results? How long before the links I have developed will take effect?

Thanks,

Jason

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