noindex
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The noindex HTML meta tag advises automated Internet bots to avoid indexing a Web page. There are a multitude of reasons why one might want to use this tag. These include preventing robots from trying to index very large database or pages that are very transitory or ones that one wishes to keep slightly more private. Since the burden of honoring a website's nonidex tag lies with the author of a search robots, sometimes these tags are willfully ignored. Also the interpretation of the noindex tag is sometimes slightly different from one search engine company to the next.
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<html> <head> <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> <title>Don't index this page</title> </head>
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