In a message dated 5/4/2002 9:12:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> What situations would you tell a > new site owner to be aware of and what steps should be taken > to protect their site? I already received a message from > a spammer offering services in the search engine. I really > don't want that kind of notice. If you put this tag before your title (using < > instead of [ ], of course) it supposedly keeps the spammers search thingies away. I have had my site for four years now and I haven't had a problem with unwanted solicitations (knock on formica) from my adult pages. [META NAME="robots" CONTENT="none"] Also, (and I know I meet with profound disagreement on this one) I don't allow direct links to any of my adult fic. It can be accessed only from a main page which requires folks to send me an age statement before I give them its URL. I never thought about it as a good security measure, but I can see why it would be an advantage in that area if people can't easily get from Point A to your web pages. Nancy ^..^ _______________________________________________ Fanficwebdesign mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://populli.net/mailman/listinfo/fanficwebdesign_populli.net
