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Googlebot is the bot software that Google uses to crawl over 20 billion pages each day, the data obtained during a crawl is then analyzed and ranked on Google Search.
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counted on.
If you want to avoid this you could have a separate configuration for googlebot (and others who do honor robots.txt.
E.g.
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
User-Agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /*action=*$
Which bans all robots except Googlebot which will honor the wildcard configuration.
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answered Oct 1 '12 by Kris
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The best option is to have a noscript fallback to regular pagination. The search engine will pick up on the links in the noscript section and index those pages. This has the added benefit that anyone …
answered Nov 18 '13 by Kris
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Yes, Google can do that and it is best to assume that anything that is publicly available on the internet may be indexed by Google. Linked to or not.
Of course, if you don't link to it the chances of …
answered Jun 7 '15 by Kris
