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"Google has announced on Twitter that they pushed out a Panda refresh yesterday morning that impacted \"fewer than 0.7% of queries.\"Most refreshes impact less than 1% of the search queries.  So this is just a refresh, despite how much I'd love to name it 4.0.The previous Panda refresh was on August 20, 2012 and labeled 3.9.1.Danny Sullivan goes really deep into the past updates on Search Engine Land.  Here is Google's tweet:Panda refresh is rolling out\u2014expect some flux over the next few days. Fewer than 0.7% of queries noticeably affected: goo.gl/woSU3&amp;mdash; A Googler (@google) September 18, 2012So the Panda update we thought we saw last week, was not a Panda update, it was a diversification update.  Although, in that update, many Panda victims did claim recovery.  So who knows what Google was or was not testing.Past Google Panda Update:\r\n\r\nPanda 3.9.2 on September 18th\r\nPanda 3.9.1 on August 20th\r\nPanda 3.9 on July 24th\r\nPanda 3.8 on June 25th\r\nPanda 3.7 on June 9th\r\nPanda 3.6 on April 27th\r\nPanda 3.5 on April 19th\r\nPanda 3.4 on March 23rd\r\nPanda 3.3 on about February 26th\r\nPanda 3.2 on about January 15thPanda 3.1 on November 18th\r\nPanda 2.5.3 on October 19/20th\r\nPanda 2.5.2 on October 13th\r\nPanda 2.5.1 on October 9th\r\nPanda 2.5 on September 28th\r\nPanda 2.4 in August\r\nPanda 2.3 on around July 22nd.\r\nPanda 2.2 on June 18th or so.\r\nPanda 2.1 on May 9th or so.\r\nPanda 2.0 on April 11th or so.\r\nPanda 1.0 on February 24thForum discussion at WebmasterWorld &amp; DigitalPoint Forums."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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