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I stopped trying to understand. Encountering a 404 on my site leads directly to a 1 year ban.
by M95D 8mo ago
I stopped trying to understand. Encountering a 404 on my site leads directly to a 1 year ban.
- embedding-shape 8mo agoDamn, as someone who sometimes navigate by guessing URLs and rewriting them manually in the address bar, I hope more don't start doing this, I probably see at least one self-inflicted 404 per day at least.
- M95D 8mo agoWhy would you do that?
- embedding-shape 8mo agoFaster. Wanna know the pricing? $domain/pricing. What's this company about? $domain/about. Switch to another Google account? Change the 1 to a 2 in the URL. I guess mostly to avoid the mouse ultimately.
- tasuki 8mo agoSounds like you're keeping all your URLs alive forever? Commendable!
- M95D 8mo agoNot so many... And there are tools to scan for dead links.
- drivers99 8mo agoCan you scan my bookmarks? :) edit: i.e. if someone has a bookmark to a page on your site and it goes 404, then they are blocked for a year. You have no ability to scan it because it's a file on their local system.
- M95D 8mo agoOh, now I understand. I never removed anything, but I'll keep this in mind for the future.
- octoberfranklin 8mo agoThey're rotating through huge pools of residential IP addresses.
- M95D 8mo agoThe 2GB RAM didn't fill up with banned addresses, but YMMV.
- mitxela 8mo ago[dead]