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You usually put a robots.txt file for search engines. A search engine putting a humans.txt is funny.
by radicality 11y ago
You usually put a robots.txt file for search engines. A search engine putting a humans.txt is funny.
- SilasX 11y agoI hope this becomes a thing though -- a text file you can reliably find that gives you the barebones explanation of what the sites is for ... though I guess /about already functions that way. It's two weeks late though, would have been a great "April Fools but we're serious" thing.
- ralmeida 11y agoIt's already a thing (http://humanstxt.org/ http://humanstxt.org/), and Google's has had the file for quite a while now. It's currently used mostly as a "painting's signature", a point of pride for the team behind the site. Looking through all the comments in this thread you will see many other examples.