Robots exclusion standard

Known as: Robot Exclusion Protocol, Robots exclusion protocol, Robots exclusion file

The robots exclusion standard, also known as the robots exclusion protocol or simply robots.txt, is a standard used by websites to communicate with…

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2018

2017

:Due to proliferation of Web robots, it is becoming important to detect robots on commercial and educational websites. Web robots…

2015

Due to digital preservation and new generation technology Deep Web increasing faster than Surface Web, it's necessary to public…

2012

Robots.txt non cooperating web crawlers are unwanted by any website as they can create serious negative impact in terms of denial…

2012

Search engines are an everyday tool for Internet surfing. They are also a critical factor that affects e-business performance…

2009

With the increasing of the amount of Internet information, there are different kinds of web crawlers fetching information from…

2008

Robots.txt files are vital to the Web since they are supposed to regulate what search engines can and cannot crawl. We present…

2006

Robots Exclusion standard [4] is a de-facto standard that is used to inform the crawlers, spiders or web robots about the…

2004

One source major of email addresses for spammers involves “harvesting” them from websites. This paper describes a proposal to…

1999

One of the key components of current Web search engines is the document collector. The paper describes CoBWeb, an automatic…