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Well, thereby hangs a tale. But the short answer is that, by and large, Google seems to be aggressively uninterested in scraping that kind of structured/semanti
by leoc 13y ago
Well, thereby hangs a tale. But the short answer is that, by and large, Google seems to be aggressively uninterested in scraping that kind of structured/semantic data from the public Web. In fact it even seems to have been active in trying to prevent that kind of data from finding its way into webpages at all: remember the arcane but nasty scrap about metadata in HTML5? Well, this is what that was all about.
- Shooti 13y agoScraping/doing it semantically has copyright implications (Re: Europe) so realistically the Google-owned approach is the most viable one.
- 3825 13y agoDoes Europe think that the robots.txt approach is cumbersome for "content" owners? If someone doesn't want anyone to crawl, they'd put something like User-agent: * Disallow: /
- brlewis 13y agohttp://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2013/05/getting-started-with-structured-data.html http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2013/05/getting-s...