Google Considers Going NEGATIVE ZERO -- Reducing Webpage Crawl Rate

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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-crawl-rate/434265/


But I like the "
“We are carbon-free, since I don’t even know, 2007 or something, 2009, but it doesn’t mean that we can’t reduce even more our footprint on the environment. And crawling is one of those things that early on, we could chop off some low-hanging fruits.”" Nonsense

We are carbon free BUT we want to go negative zero and start producing oxygen..

The fact is that there is mass cyber censorship & control going on and Google's only weapon is A)Not index , B) Not index XYZ pages , C) Completely deIndex websites.

But they have to mask it with purple color excuses like "
“… one thing that we do, and we might not need to do that much, is refresh crawls. Which means that once we discovered a document, a URL, then we go, we crawl it, and then, eventually, we are going to go back and revisit that URL. That is a refresh crawl.

And then every single time we go back to that one URL, that will always be a refresh crawl. Now, how often do we need to go back to that URL?”
.”"


Wondering what will happen with the main pages of medias / eshops etc.


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Thoughts ?
 
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-crawl-rate/434265/


But I like the "
“We are carbon-free, since I don’t even know, 2007 or something, 2009, but it doesn’t mean that we can’t reduce even more our footprint on the environment. And crawling is one of those things that early on, we could chop off some low-hanging fruits.”" Nonsense

We are carbon free BUT we want to go negative zero and start producing oxygen..

The fact is that there is mass cyber censorship & control going on and Google's only weapon is A)Not index , B) Not index XYZ pages , C) Completely deIndex websites.

But they have to mask it with purple color excuses like "
“… one thing that we do, and we might not need to do that much, is refresh crawls. Which means that once we discovered a document, a URL, then we go, we crawl it, and then, eventually, we are going to go back and revisit that URL. That is a refresh crawl.

And then every single time we go back to that one URL, that will always be a refresh crawl. Now, how often do we need to go back to that URL?”
.”"


Wondering what will happen with the main pages of medias / eshops etc.


giphy.gif


Thoughts ?
Whats wrong about producing oxygen ?
 
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