It seems that there's a bug in my software with links like this one: <a href="http://www.dctp.tv/#/meinungsmacher/udo-vetter-lawblog";>interview</a>
I just throw away everything after the #, so I would spider to http://www.dctp.tv/ , which shows a different content. Does anybody know the meaning of a # that appears "deep inside" an URL, and what would the correct logic to differentiate it from the classic '#' as explained in http://www.w3.org/Addressing/URL/uri-spec.html ? Could it be "it doesn't count if the '#' is before a '/'" ? If so, what about this URL http://www.ftd.de/auto/bilder/:galerie-die-fiatisierung-von-chrysler/50059172.html#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss_feed&utm_campaign=/ where the content is identical to this URL http://www.ftd.de/auto/bilder/:galerie-die-fiatisierung-von-chrysler/50059172.html ? Tilman
