> For example, Inktomi Enterprise Search uses <!--stopindex--> and > <!--startindex--> to turn indexing off and on within a page. Other > engines use different tags.
That's only for the Enterprise Search, not main Inktomi indexes - is that correct? I don't know any global indexes that support such a scheme. It would be useful to have a "standard" for this over for all global search engines. Something like <robot instruc="noindex,nofollow"> ... </robot> to allow finer grained manipulation than the meta robots tag allows. NOINDEX and NOFOLLOW attributes for all tags that supported HREF attributes would also be handy...particularly for e-mail addresses. Alan Perkins, Chief Technology Officer e-Brand Management Limited http://www.ebrandmanagement.com -- This message was sent by the Internet robots and spiders discussion list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). For list server commands, send "help" in the body of a message to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
