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Old 07-04-2008, 01:10 PM
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Default Re: Google Says Blocking Countries Outside of the US is Against

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Originally Posted by crankydave View Post
So your suggestion involves telling Google when you block an IP?

In other words, say I've blocked this IP block ##.###.* because of malicious behavior. How does me telling Google this help them?
Hi again Dave,

If that were what I was suggesting (it's not) AND Google decided to implement and support, I suppose it would help Google because they could restrict their SERPs based on the IPs we specified.

However, that's not what I'm suggesting and I suspect it would be wildly impractical.

What I am suggesting is focused specifically on this forum topic, which relates to geographically based IP blocking (topic title: "Google Says Blocking Countries Outside of the US is Against") we should be able to tell Google which countries we intend to block.

Not specific IPs, but country blocks of IPs.

And I'm suggesting a list of countries for either inclusion/exclusion be added to the Google Webmaster Tools.

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