EarWig
msg:829478 | 9:33 pm on Jun 21, 2004 (gmt 0) |
jmdb71 Yahoo stated here, in February/March this year, and on subsequent ocassions that they have a problem with 301 redirects. They informed WW that it was "high priority"
Now in June and still nothing. Seems to me their technicians and engineers aren`t up to it!
Amazing how paid inclusion works like a dream in their directory yet nearly 4 months go by without a flicker on a "High Priority" task. It does make one wonder, so don`t hold your breathe EW
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fazer600
msg:829479 | 11:21 am on Jun 24, 2004 (gmt 0) |
If you use a no index on the old file then surely the spider wont actually know it's duplicate content.
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Kirby
msg:829480 | 2:09 pm on Jun 24, 2004 (gmt 0) |
>If you use a no index on the old file then surely the spider wont actually know it's duplicate content. I actually took the old file down and parked the domain. Yahoo still cant get it right. Now it shows the parked domain where my site should be (#3 in the serps) and a snippet saying "This domain is parked..." Yahoo needs to clear its cache...
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EarWig
msg:829481 | 8:32 am on Jun 25, 2004 (gmt 0) |
We replaced a 301 redirect which is listed in Yahoo for our main site about 6 weeks ago. Replaced with a completely blank page - noindex meta tag - robots.txt excluding all robots
Guess what - still not been updated EW
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