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I am trying to clean up my duplicate WordPress content here at ecrosstexas.com.
Today I updated my .htacess file to redirect www.ecrosstexas.com to ecrosstexas.com as WWW is deprectiated. I have been using just ecrosstexas.com for some time now as my preferred URL. Of course, I could have used this plugin instead of hacking my .htacess file. A word of caution Cool URIs don’t change.
In order to answer this question, we must first recall the definition of WWW:
World Wide Web:
n. Abbr. WWW
1) The complete set of documents residing on all Internet servers that use the HTTP protocol, accessible to users via a simple point-and-click system.
2) n : a collection of internet sites that offer text and graphics and sound and animation resources through the hypertext transfer protocol.
Last week I updated my template’s header.php robots meta tag. Now <meta name="robots" content="index,follow" /> is only in the <head> of my main blog page, individual entries, and pages. My archives (monthly, categories, etc) all get <meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow" />. Details can be found in How to Make a WordPress Blog Duplicate Content Safe.
Google has announced their year-end zeitgeist data. Interesting data here.
Google.com - Top Searches in 2006
1. bebo
2. myspace
3. world cup
4. metacafe
5. radioblog
6. wikipedia
7. video
8. rebelde
9. mininova
10. wiki
Kind of sad looking at current events. Darfur comes in at #4 on the where is list. Only one political scandal on the scandals list (Foley).
Search Engine Watch takes a behind the scenes look at the Daypop Search Engine:
There are about 1000 news sources from around the world and about 19,000 weblogs. All the feeds from NewsIsFree as well as the weblog RSS that Blogstreet tracks are also indexed. I believe NewsIsFree has about 5,000 feeds and Blogstreet tracks about 9,000 feeds. Daypop gets about 50,000 page views a day.
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