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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Honestly, this is bad practice, and looks so much like a doorway page that it probably will not get your page indexed. You Do Not Server Different Content For Searchengines. What makes you believe that a spider wouldn't follow Response.Redirct - that's a serverbased ASP call, isn't it? No reason a spider couldn't follow it - and ignore your page because it has to many ?querystring parameters. Not to mention, that if it does follow the link, it is likely to discover that both pages have the same content - that usually gives a minus as well on search engines. The real answer to your problem is urlrewriting - something that's easily done on apache, but I have no experience with it under IIS ;(. Ie. /something/1234 internally becomes somepage.asp?id=1234 - but the first is all the world ever sees. So long, ->Tyberius Prime Loading...
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