RFC 9309¶
Koster, M., Illyes, Zeller, & Sassman, L. (2022). RFC 9309: Robots Exclusion Protocol.
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Domain-specific¶
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- RFC 9309 makes these roles explicit for crawlers by standardizing how an automatic client identifies itself and interprets `robots.txt` access rules.
This sourceIETF Standards Track specification for communicating access rules to automatic clients known as crawlers, including crawler product-token identification and rule matching.
- RFC 9309 makes these roles explicit for crawlers by standardizing how an automatic client identifies itself and interprets `robots.txt` access rules.
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