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Re: Google sitemaps and XOOPS sitemap
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| Target | News |
| Subject | Google sitemaps and XOOPS sitemap |
| Summary | I'm testing a page for google sitemaps into sitemap module for XOOPS.You can try to install (update) sitemap 1.1 and register XOOPS_URL/modules/sitemap/xml_google.php |
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Posted on 2005/6/14 22:17
bob
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How could it make things worse?
I believe it can only help google to crawl your site better (or not). So even if it does work for only 25 % of your site (as example) it still would be a litle beter than noting richt?
I believe it can only help google to crawl your site better (or not). So even if it does work for only 25 % of your site (as example) it still would be a litle beter than noting richt?
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Posted on 2005/6/16 4:42
GIJOE
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I agree with bob.
It looks just an appendix information for google.
And I guess that the main purpose of google sitemaps is "EFFICIECY" of crawling.
Perhaps, it is almost non-sense to tell the <url> without <lastmod> or <freq>.
sitemap-1.1 itself supports <lastmod>, if plugins are modified like that.
But there are no plugins publishing <lastmod>
It looks just an appendix information for google.
And I guess that the main purpose of google sitemaps is "EFFICIECY" of crawling.
Perhaps, it is almost non-sense to tell the <url> without <lastmod> or <freq>.
sitemap-1.1 itself supports <lastmod>, if plugins are modified like that.
But there are no plugins publishing <lastmod>
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