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Upon clicking a link, you're sending a 404 status code message to browsers/user agents. Search engine crawlers likely aren't going to follow past that. So ever
by billslawski 15y ago
Upon clicking a link, you're sending a 404 status code message to browsers/user agents. Search engine crawlers likely aren't going to follow past that.
So everything you link to appears to be a broken link, and the pages are all about links.
What kind of quality score might a search engine give a page that's completely filled with broken links? Probably not too high.
- juanpdelat 15y agoOk I noticed some weird behaviour with links found on google news (even feeds from google news use the origial url as a get variable on their url), those were making my drupal installation detect a 404. I've made some changes and now every redirect is a 302, any thoughts on that? BTW thanks a lot for noticing the 404 statuses.