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A protocol invented by Google to mass submit Webspam to search engines. Provides settings like “priority” to tell the search engines where and how fast the Webspam should rank for its desired money terms. Google indexes and ranks such mass submissions within a few days. Other search engines support the sitemaps protocol half-hearted. - XML-Sitemaps
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- Is XML Sitemap Autodiscovery for Everyone? (2 comments)
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- XML sitemap auto-discovery
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- Is Google Sitemaps an Index Wiper? (2 comments)
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