volatilegx
msg:678815 | 5:59 pm on Jan 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
It's not against any rules. It isn't considered duplicate content. One day the search engines will figure out this mess of "canonical" URLs and get it all straight. Until then you can use Mod_Rewrite in a .htaccess file to redirect non-www prefixed URLs to a www prefix if you want (or eliminate the www -- your choice). Or you could just leave it "as is".
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hulahoop
msg:678816 | 6:17 pm on Jan 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I am just afraid that they consider it as duplicate content and penalized me for that. Where would I go then to make a report? Also if I use the Mod_Rewrite rewrite,
1) can i use it if my site is on .asp.
2) will the Mod_Rewrite also be able to transfer the PR and links pointing to it? Thanks
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volatilegx
msg:678817 | 6:47 pm on Jan 29, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Mod_Rewrite only works on Apache webservers. If you are using .asp, then I doubt it's an Apache server. As far as transferring pagerank, I don't know.
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