On 20/04/2010 21:37, Dave Watts wrote:
Isn't that kind of thing considered "unfair" play and penalized by search
engines if discovered?
It depends on how it's done, exactly. If you have very similar content
within Flash and within the alternative HTML you serve, it's not
considered "cloaking":
http://www.cnet.com/8301-13530_1-9748159-28.html
In the case that Flash is driven by dynamic content dependent on user
interaction, I don't see how such a criteria of "similar content" can
reasonably be applied.
Paul
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