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Summary Of: Robots.txt

The robots.txt standard was developed in 1994... A robots.txt file on a website will function as a request that specified robots ignore specified files... area of a site out of bounds with robots.txt does not guarantee privacy... The robots.txt patterns are matched by simple substring comparisons... While by standard implementation the first matching robots.txt pattern always wins... in the same robots.txt in the form... About Robots.txt at the Mediawiki website... Robots.txt is not a security measure...

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