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Originally Posted by clasione
I do feel that se's value actual human envolvment more than dynamically driven pages....
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Hrrrmm. Just because a website is database-driven, it does not follow that there is no human involvement. We operate a "digital newspaper" which takes *much* involvement, believe me. It would just be plain impossible to operate it without a couple of databases under the hood.
On the other hand, it is possible to simply generate absolutely senseless, worthless STATIC HTML pages out of a database - just look at all those link farms. No SE is able to see any difference, just from a look at the files.
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Originally Posted by clasione
The only question is:
Is there a full proof way for them to identify mod-rewrite?
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The only quuestion is whether it affects your page in the SERPs. I have no evidence of that. I have never seen a robot not spidering or lesser spidering my pages because of mod_rewrite. And I have never seen a drop in the SERPs. Most of the re-designs I do incorporate mod_rewrite, and in literally ALL cases the websites ranked better afterwards.
Since rewriting is one of the basic mechanisms for webmasters and very widely used, I do not think that SEs are bothered by that.
Alex