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Why are pages that are not included in the Google index (/mobile/, /m/, with www and without www)?
Hello everyone.
Actually a subject.
Has anyone had a similar problem and why might it appear?
Is it really necessary to always add these links to the exception in robots when creating a site?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
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I will assume that Google when indexing asks for the most common subdomains and paths, even if there are no links to them. And if the web server returns something meaningful-content (for example, "page not found", but with a code of 200), puts the response in the index.
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