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Even if this guy had a point to make, he sure as hell did not make it with that example. That example seems to indicate that Jason's site isn't even indexed by
by jey 19y ago
Even if this guy had a point to make, he sure as hell did not make it with that example. That example seems to indicate that Jason's site isn't even indexed by Google, so of course it doesn't show up.
- tlrobinson 19y agoThe point is the comments aren't indexed as part of your site because they are displayed in an iframe from Disqus's servers. They show up as belonging to Disqus, not you.
- jey 19y agoThat makes much more sense, thank you.
- danielha 19y agoComments are not displayed in an iframe. Search engines do not index included JavaScript properly.
- tlrobinson 19y agoErr, yeah I guess just the new comment box is in the iframe, but obviously most web crawlers aren't going to execute the JavaScript that displays existing comments. It sounds like your API addresses this, but as someone mentioned, what about the problem of Google penalizing sites with content showing up in multiple places?
- danielha 19y agoYeah, it's definitely a problem. It'll need SEO work on our end and that's what we're doing.