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I can appreciate that. Is there anything that would alleviate your concerns? It is something that should only affect crawlers and I'd expect most new users of t

by ds_ 13y ago

I can appreciate that. Is there anything that would alleviate your concerns? It is something that should only affect crawlers and I'd expect most new users of the service to have zero Google presence (so better than nothing/worth a try?). I can't see a better way of handling the integration.

ereckers 13y ago
Sorry about just getting back to you. I'm not sure if this is a better way of handling integration, but you could have it implemented via a plugin (this is WordPress specific). This way you can abstract away the redirection and not ask the user to add it themselves (thus having them thinking about it). The install is then the "magic". There's a danger that this can be seen as dishonest, but as long as it explicitly states what it is doing in the plugin description I think that's understandable. I probably wouldn't mind the redirection if it was abstracted away with a plugin install, it's just the minute that I had to think about what I was doing by writing to my .htaccess file that I had reservations. Weird explanation.. but that's my thoughts.