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I know this has been discussed a lot, but never saw a good conclusion.
Since I have almost all my sites with dinamic content, I've seen consistent patern : both dinamic and non-dinamic sites are well indexed. The real issue is "dinamic sites takes longer to be fully indexed".
I remember I saw an interview with a google engineer that mentioned how the crawler would look a dinamic page, for example, if same data sorted differently by using parameters, somehow google would have to guess (by the dup filter, I supose) that both pages are the same.
So, my theory is, that somehow google go on deep indexing a dinamic sites, once it realize that the content is somehow static.
What do you think?
