@ Larry
Hmmm, seems similar to this issue I resolved back last year.
http://connections-pro.com/support/topic/many-404-errors-cause-by-direcory/
What is happening is that there is a redirect loop causing the gibberish. If you notice, the pattern is %25(repeat 25 for each loop)2B
Example
What is happen the url starts out with:
http://earlytxcom.tothc.com/members/organization/Bishop+Distributing/
That’s a valid URL for Connections but something causes a loop and the +
becomes encoded, so you end up with an invalid url that looks like this:
http://earlytxcom.tothc.com/members/organization/Bishop%2BDistributing/
That should be valid, but isn’t and WordPress loops again, this time the %
is encoded, so you end up with a URL that looks like this:
http://earlytxcom.tothc.com/members/organization/Bishop%252BDistributing/
And it loops again…
http://earlytxcom.tothc.com/members/organization/Bishop%25252BDistributing/
So that is where the repeating 25
is being created.
As for why, honestly I don’t know.
If I refine the site query to just the names, I get 286. This is about right. But at there very beginning there seems to be some names that don’t exist or maybe they do and they are unlisted:
site:earlytxcom.tothc.com/members/name/
Google should fined the /members/name/
because those are the links a user can click on on the /members/
page.
What curious is the errors are all in the /members/organization/
url:
site:earlytxcom.tothc.com/members/organization/
That is a query based url. I don’t see how Google would be able to find those links unless they were exposed on a page on your site somewhere. I poked around you site and I didn’t see anything that jumped out at me. Do you know of any pages where you might have included those links?
Another question. On the Connections : Settings admin page under the Advanced tab; do you have the Organization
option checked under the Links section?