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I think it's a bad idea, mainly because I'd like to see how much traffic my site received. It occasionally happens that I want to read something here, but the s
by dutchbrit 13y ago
I think it's a bad idea, mainly because I'd like to see how much traffic my site received. It occasionally happens that I want to read something here, but the server is down. In that case, I always Google the URL. So far, in all cases, Google has spidered and cached the URL I wanted to access.
People would be better off optimizing their site/server. It's a good lesson to see what happens when your site gets a boost in traffic.