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Most metadata search engines are reluctant to list pages with minimal content, however in social media short text notes are base.
So I think, it may be better to limit the number of words (content length) that can be listed in the sitemap for an event. A lot of "GM" doesn't make much sense not only for humans, but for robots as well. Of course I can only assume that sitemap is only for metadata search engines, so for newer like Kagi, our proactive SEO is still important.
Of course, for SEO purposes it's possible to display more complete threads on a page to provide more content, but njump does a disservice to client-side developers by doing so. So filter content (only in sitemap) that has at least some length advantage is a more SEO-friendly approach, without breaking the existing page design.
Most metadata search engines are reluctant to list pages with minimal content, however in social media short text notes are base.
So I think, it may be better to limit the number of words (content length) that can be listed in the sitemap for an event. A lot of "GM" doesn't make much sense not only for humans, but for robots as well. Of course I can only assume that sitemap is only for metadata search engines, so for newer like Kagi, our proactive SEO is still important.
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