https://imgur.com/a/OS7P9jh Seems working for me.
Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
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Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#12Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#13Google search has generally rotted. Can't get promoted for maintenance.
Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#14https://atproto.at/robots.txt is good and findable with a direct search
https://atproto.wiki/robots.txt is empty but findable on Google.
https://pulsar.feeds.blue/robots.txt is 404 and thus not indexed by Google.
https://leaflet.pub/robots.txt is good. A logged in google search for this finds this for me.
Tell the people at https://pulsar.feeds.blue to fix their robots.txt if they want to get indexed.
Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#15Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#16Google search has generally rotted. Can't get promoted for maintenance.
That’s best case scenario. Worst case is that they’re censoring the internet on a massive scale but have rolled it out slowly enough that no one noticed
Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#17Maybe they should have used a name that wasn't already taken... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayes_AT_command_set
Why don't these people/companies think about how hard it will be to search for their $thing !?
Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#18Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes.
Could you link it? Curious to see how buried it is for me. Personalization is one thing but on my results I'm getting Tor relays, Nostr relays, IPFS relays, and Fediverse relays and I haven't yet seen a list of atproto relays. I'm on like page 6 now.
https://kagi.com/search?q=list+of+public+atproto+relays&r=no...
Re: Ask HN: Why isn't Google indexing information about the AT Protocol?
#20Maybe they should have used a name that wasn't already taken... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayes_AT_command_set
Lol, that's what I thought this was about too. Why don't these people/companies think about how hard it will be to search for their $thing !?