I've seen this issue on a few sites, it's typically the analytics code being installed twice.
it could be a frame on the page re-loading the same code.
interstitials can also cause this issue depending on the setup
I've seen several google search results that show different domains for the "cached" result
I suspect this is due to google showing the cached version of the canonical page, but it still seems a bit odd to me.
Example:
I've had my own site appear in a similar manner where in cases of...
Likely hacked account or website backend.
The url implies it is some webform (accepting uploads) at the music.dartmouth.edu domain.
For the security of the university and student data, you can report to abuse@[university].edu and they're usually pretty responsive across the university networks
these links are already built!
I've been under the impression no-follow links still carry some value
some of these wikipedia-mirrors offer value-added content/services such as translation and avoiding ISP blocking of Wikipedia
https://en.m.wiki.cdcde.com/wiki/BlackHatWorld
https://aimlexchange.com/search/wiki/page/BlackHatWorld
https://wiki.rip/wikipedia/BlackHatWorld
http://654.pl/lp/wiki/view.php?sq=fun&lang=en&q=BlackHatWorld
4 more wikipedia mirror sites
Friendly tip not to let your hard-earned Wikipedia link juice go to waste.
There are many wikipedia 'mirrors' out there that will pass on some precious juice if you can manage to get the articles you are listed in indexed in Google.
Step 1:
search your domain in Wikipeida's link search engine...
I'm seeing a huge amount of spam referrals from .ga, .tk, .ml, and .gq
reminds me when .info was super cheap and became more difficult to rank [due to spammers using .info so widely]
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