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Robots Exclusion StandardWhen primitive robots were first created some of them would crash servers. A robots exclusion standard was crafted to allow you to tell any robot (or all of them) that you do not want some of your pages indexed or that you do not want your links followed. You can do this via a meta tag on the page copy <meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow"> or create a robots.txt file which tells the robots where NOT to go. Click here for the official robots exclusion protocol document.
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