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SEO option: Limit the length of event content that can list in the sitemap. #60

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cxplay opened this issue Jun 12, 2024 · 1 comment

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cxplay commented Jun 12, 2024

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.

And more: #31 #59

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cxplay commented Jun 12, 2024

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.

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