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BeatingSkull · 10-09-2005, 08:11 PM

i encrypted a page & was wondering if spiders used for indexing a page can read it? also, alot of sites have a robot check site for recip linkback & i'm concerned the bot cant read encrypted pages.

Rob · 10-09-2005, 08:13 PM

The T-1000 can read ANYTHING!!!

Rob · 10-09-2005, 08:14 PM

P.S. The T-1000 is a robot. Just in case you couldn't understand my reference.

BeatingSkull · 10-09-2005, 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob

P.S. The T-1000 is a robot. Just in case you couldn't understand my reference.

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i saw the movie many times.. good flick

underthecovers · 10-09-2005, 08:31 PM

It depends on what you mean by encryption.

I don't think Bots spend the time

If you make it hard for them they just move on. many more pages to chooses from

It also depends on what sort of encryption you are using. in the end a page must be readable by the webbrowser so anything that wants to decrypt it can

Of course if you don't want any one to read it don't put it on the web.

More specialised spiders may take the time to decrypt a page, spiders that specialise in copyright detection, they want to know if you have stolen content so they may work a lot more diligently

I wouldn't count on encrypting a page to save you from the law.

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underthecovers Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 74	It depends on what you mean by encryption. I don't think Bots spend the time If you make it hard for them they just move on. many more pages to chooses from It also depends on what sort of encryption you are using. in the end a page must be readable by the webbrowser so anything that wants to decrypt it can Of course if you don't want any one to read it don't put it on the web. More specialised spiders may take the time to decrypt a page, spiders that specialise in copyright detection, they want to know if you have stolen content so they may work a lot more diligently I wouldn't count on encrypting a page to save you from the law. __________________ Justcamming.Com Webcam Community Rebel Strip Poker The Best Text Links Are Managed Links (adult friendly)