Google Search Links get "No Thread Specified" Error?

[Windza]

Anyone else getting a "No Thread specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator" message when following Google search links?

 

It can't be an isolated issue - have tried from home on my mobile devices and now from work on a work laptop and it's doing the same.

 

Adding to the frustration, I attempt to "notify the administrator" and get this message "Invalid Forum specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator".

 

I didn't see any announcements about website issues...

[fotofan]

Same, and same when trying to notify an admin. I assumed it has something to do with site maintenance, maybe the possibly-coming overhaul?

[Infosecdad]

I ran into that several times over the last couple days. Pages in tabs that were fine 48 hours ago will no longer load either, same error.

[Humble Rumble]

There's a problem with the way google is pulling up links. For instance:

 

I googled "perrin axle back legacy 3.6r" and got this link as a result -> http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/perrin-axel-back-2010-legacy-3-6r-158429. html

 

This pulls up a dead link. The way it should be displayed is http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?t=158429

 

It seems to be pulling up an older way of labelling threads for some reason. Did they change the way thread links are referenced in the forum recently?

[Tide]

These should be turned back on (SEO URLs).