The response to that should be to restrict the events calendar and similar dynamic functionality, not to restrict the 99% of users who are accessing what should be 100% staticly cached HTML.
The response to that should be to restrict the events calendar and similar dynamic functionality, not to restrict the 99% of users who are accessing what should be 100% staticly cached HTML.
Good idea; I'll make sure we have all random ?date=1970-01-01, ?date=1970-01-02, all the way to ?date=2026-07-22 URLs cached, even the ones that are 404s but the crawlers still try anyways. Thank you!
It's always entertaining when people proudly display their lack reading comprehension.
That's very true.
Of course, the _actual_ response to that should be to make the AI companies somehow liable for the massive disruption they caused (and still cause).
But alas, we can't have nice things.