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Definitely overcomplicating things there. robots.txt already exists.
by Chaosvex 3y ago
Definitely overcomplicating things there. robots.txt already exists.
- hughesjj 3y agoIf they haven't set up their landing page I doubt they configured a robots.txt
- Chaosvex 3y agoThis is clearly talking about default behaviours, so it'd already be there as standard. It's no different than expecting a different status code for the purpose of requesting crawlers not to index.
- weird-eye-issue 3y agorobots.txt deindexing a site by default is not necessarily the right choice. Lots of people are clueless about it and would never even think to change it when going live.