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fnulp
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Comment #4084915
No. Not ever. Doesn't even matter what they do. Cool is many things, but a huge bureaucratic apparatus is not ever part of it. It's stuff that makes food taste better, and sex hott…
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Comment #4083368
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nation_state notice how a.) it's not even desirable to be a nation state, so untwist your knickers everybody: "The most obvious impact of the nation st…
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Comment #4083233
Exactly. People are free to use stuff that gets broken for the sake of slickness, and people who want to get stuff done are free to ignore them. Not that the site isn't broken, too…
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Comment #4079881
Yeah, and? That still doesn't mean Google et al. think you have, and penalizes you for, "duplicate content". I cut off the quote after that for a reason -- you totally lost me on t…
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Comment #4079486
What? I simply meant that if some brainiacs think robots.txt can just be disregarded, it's time to make it a minimum requirement of every self-respecting webmaster to make a tarpit…
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Comment #4079437
The problem with your strawman is that it's so lame I cannot even be arsed to school you, sorry. Try harder maybe.
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Comment #4079434
"before swearing at me." Followed by shitty" and "web crawlers" in all caps ^^ Someone ate a clown for breakfast I see. "No, we are not going to ban all the links from GitHub" What…
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Comment #4078575
"I wouldn't recommend having the "pretty" part not validated. It can cause some serious issues with google & duplicate content" Not if you properly generate and apply canonical lin…
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Comment #4078547
"just ignore robots.txt?" how about "fuck you"? I guess it's high time to make honeypots, tarpits and bans common practice.