Sean101
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When I go to move a thread on XenForo forum, it has the option..
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So when moving things threads around here on the forum, we should be using the Second Option, the Permanent One? :P
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So when moving things threads around here on the forum, we should be using the Second Option, the Permanent One?
[quote]So when moving things threads around here on the forum, we should be using the Second Option, the Permanent One? :p[/quote]
yes i think so :)
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yes i think so
[quote]yes i think so :)[/quote]
Cool, thanks for the info, I was using the third option.
Maybe @[url=https://www.seoclerks.com/forum/members/jordan.1/][U]Jordan[/U][/URL] can let us know (if he knows) :P
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Also, if it's a brand new thread, such as one posted only an hour before, would Google have indexed it by then? Just wondering what harm if any comes from those pages as Google will find the new link quickly enough if we only use a temporary redirect. And, maybe this is a question better suited for the SEO section, but are broken links like that rooted out of the Google search index eventually? I will have to do research on all that, unless someone can provide a link.
P.S. Just let me know which redirect you prefer used, as currently I'm using the third option too (that expires after one month), for all threads, new and old.
[quote]Also, if it's a brand new thread, such as one posted only an hour before, would Google have indexed it by then? Just wondering what harm if any comes from those pages as Google will find the new link quickly enough if we only use a temporary redirect. And, maybe this is a question better suited for the SEO section, but are broken links like that rooted out of the Google search index eventually? I will have to do research on all that, unless someone can provide a link.
P.S. Just let me know which redirect you prefer used, as currently I'm using the third option too (that expires after one month), for all threads, new and old.[/quote]
Well if you use the 3) rd option it will auto change the thread back to previous state after fixed time. so maybe you should use 2) :)
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Well if you use the 3) rd option it will auto change the thread back to previous state after fixed time. so maybe you should use 2)
As there has been threads moved longer than a month ago with the 1 Month Redirection on it and the thread have not automatically been moved back to the forums I moved them out of.
[quote]Well if you use the 3) rd option it will auto change the thread back to previous state after fixed time. so maybe you should use 2) :)[/quote]
Does it not just stop the redirection for people visiting it at it old location, rather than moving the thread back :P As there has been threads moved longer than a month ago with the 1 Month Redirection on it and the thread have not automatically been moved back to the forums I moved them out of. :P
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We should all agree which is best and then all use that same one. :P
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Sean101
http://xenforo.com/community/resou...ng-threads.1507/
This is making me now think that the "No Redirect" option might be the better one to choose.
What youse think?
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