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drdaeman
7mo ago
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It’s a marketing strategy that works here and now, but “never” is a very long time. What could be seen as pioneers claiming names today could be also seen as retrogressive stubbornness tomorrow and lose its marketing value.
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dotancohen
7mo ago
There's a reason we still call the file robots.txt by that name, and not web-scraping.txt or search-engines.txt.
adobrawy
7mo ago
Yea, the reason is RFC9309.
dotancohen
7mo ago
That's actually a good point, but we have RFCs superceding RFCs all the time. My favorite RFC, 8601, superseded I think half a dozen other RFCs.
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