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Old 09-12-2017, 11:07 AM  
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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam View Post
In this case the framing is not malicious notwithstanding the SEO imprecations.
so use an obfuscated canonical tag rel=canonical to identify were the REAL site/domain is

Every site stealing SERPs I checked for xlovecam was using Cloudflare to obscure their host server. Every 'claimed' free password site or free tokens or credits site/domain was trying to hide behind Cloudflare. If it was to big of a problem, and worth the expense, we could sue the domain owners and subpoena Cloudflare.

I have absolutely no problem with servers using Cloudflare for its intended purpose -- mitigating ddos attacks and security filtering.
How exactly does an obfuscated canonicle tag look like? I've never seen or heard of that
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