, but holds looping links or dynamically
generated
links which are best navigated via the statedataless sitemaps links. }
/div
The id attribute is defined as an ID, as the name implies, so it must be
unique, so this cannot be used to mark areas of the page indexable.
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not make any assumptions how a
URL is interpreted by the server).
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Apparently, I have heard there is a way to make a robots.txt file redirect
from this sort of page.
There is no redirect option in robots.txt.
Many robots will honor HTTP redirects (that is, status codes 301 and 302) and
ROBOTS meta tag (in your case probably NOINDEX,FOLLOW)
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/phf?...
http://localhost/default.ida?...
http://proxy/
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page works in Internet Explorer so I cannot be broken attitude).
Rather than modifying the library I would suggest any application that wants to
handle this content error gracefully should strip leading whitespace prior to
calling parse().
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http
as the spaces are correctly encoded either as plus signs, or as %20,
the URLs are valid and should work with browsers and crawlers alike.
URLs with spaces that are not encoded are not valid, and only work in some
browsers. Crawlers most probably don't index those pages either.
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robots for
comparison (link checkers such as linklint or Watchfire's Linkbot can be
very useful).
How do I know if my random selection of sites algorithm is working
correctly?
How do you define correctness, that is along which axes should the
selection algorithm randomize?
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be helpful if you included some examples.
Just guessing, Google does include pages in search results that have not
actually crawled but identified based on links from other sites.
You can identify these by the fact that they do not show details, such
as an extract from the page.
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