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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	This is always the plce where I get the best answers, so let's try this one. My site is entirely driven my dynamic content - articles served up from a database, generated on-the-fly when you click a link. Search Engines tend to ignore URLs that have a "?" in them. So, at the bottom of each page, I have a link to "StaticContent.htm" StaticContent.HTM has a complete list of my articles with non-query links ("this.htm"). This.htm is a static copy of my article - minus any formatting. And at the VERY BOTTOM, after dumping all the content of the article, there is a Response.Redirect that takes you to the dynamic content, with it's query string with the "?" My question is, I know the search engines will ignore the response.redirect, but will it keep the article content it found in the static HTM and index that? Visitors that then hit that static article get "response.Redirect"ed to my dynamic content just like I want. But will the search engines index my articles as they find them in the static link? Thanks, Loading...
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