Cutt's Adds Confusion About Cloaking Targeting

Barry Schwartz from Search Engine Roundtable says that Google admits here on some level that they were taking action on cloaking page content, but now they are also going to pay attention to aspects users and bots may not 'see' on a page, such as the meta headers and the redirects.

A concerned and curious Tedster also commented in a WebmasterWorld thread, "I'm hoping that a "false positives" period after any particular change isn't too extreme. At any rate, if I do see any dramatic ranking drops this coming year, high on my checklist will be "Google suspects cloaking".

One naturally assumes that Google did target the different headers/redirects, however, the above mentioned Matt's tweet has stirred up a fresh puzzle. A blog post with more detailed explanation on the same (and not a tweet) would put all the brains beating around the bush, trying to decode the 136 character tweet, at ease along with some clarity; and hopefully a pleasant one.