Posted January 1, 201213 yr Google will read two different URL's for the same content. For example this URL... ...and this URL unread/ ...will lead to the same content. Don't you think that the two different url's which lead to the same content could be bad seo practice?
January 9, 201213 yr No, because the second URL 301 redirects to the original URL + parameters to identify necessary pieces of the page. It does not send you to the exact same content (at least it does not send you to the same content after you have seen the page), but even when it does, it's performing a 301 redirect.
January 10, 201213 yr Thank you for informing me about it. :) IP.Board also uses the canonical link element, this lets Search Engines know what the proper URL for the page is. /> <link id="ipsCanonical" rel="canonical" href="
January 10, 201213 yr Author I am not that much of a seo expert but I am eager to learn more about it. :) Thanks for telling me about the canonical link element.
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