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Posted by Ask Josephsen on August 10, 2005, 11:05 pm
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> On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 16:53:03 +0200, "Ask Josephsen"
> <ask(((at)))minreklame.dk> wrote:
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>>> On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 16:32:30 +0200, "Ask Josephsen"
>>> <ask(((at)))minreklame.dk> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi NG
>>>>
>>>>I thought it was a common problem, but can't find any way to do it. Does
>>>>anyone know how to remove cached pages from search.msn.com?
>>>>
>>>>Any hints mutch appreciated
>>>
>>> You can put in the robots.txt file for the pages not to be cached and
>>> specify which, or all, search engines should follow that rule. MSN is
>>> stated to honor robots.txt files to my knowledge.
>>>
>>> There is also a META tag for requesting the pages not to be cached but
>>> that may be unreliable as many search engines ignore some of the META
>>> tags.
>>>
>>> Once you have that in place, then you contact the search engine and
>>> request them to remove the cached copy of the pages if you don't wish
>>> to wait for the next update of their index to remove those pages.
>>>
>>> Carol
>>>
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>The damage already happened so I guess we will have to contact Microsoft
>>then. Thanks alot.
>>
>>./ask
>
> Or you could get busy busy with updating the material and get the site
> respidered and get the old cache written over. I'd do both.
>
> BB
>
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> Elvis does my seo
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Thats a good idea - hehe - bit of a hack though
:)
thanks
ask
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