HTTPS Wilders in Google results

I know it's an old and locked topic, but this specific issue hasn't been discussed before. Now on Google, I notice quite a few results that lead to HTTPS.

Isn't it bad for Wilders if people's browser blocks them when visiting the HTTPS version? Yes, it's a personal inconvenience for myself as well, not wanting to use HTTPS and make exceptions.

Is this issue worth fixing? If so, how? robots.txt?

 

Well if it's too small to be a factor, I'm fine with that. Just a bit annoying sometimes when searching the Wilders via the Google site: parameter.

I do that, because the forum search can be a bit limiting and Google tends to be more accurate parsing the entire site.

 

J_L: I agree. I frequently like the "site:" paramater on google. The relevancy especially if you throw quotes around the query your hit ratio significantly. I dislike Google in many many ways. It is very hard to beat the topic specificity of that type of lookup. Maybe Wilders can employ a bit more boolean and other tricks in its search routines? Hint, hint, hint, hint, hint ...