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Originally Posted by wige
The usage of sandboxing in the Chrome cartoon seems very closely in line with how it has been used by operating systems and programming languages in the past, at least to me.
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The SEO definition is a bit different, but it still refers to the concept of keeping things separate. In this case, a web site is in the "sandbox" - a waiting area before it is trusted and allowed to mingle with the rest of the sites in the index (whether such a place exists or not is a bit beside the point here). |
Hi Wige,
You've summarized this perfectly and you're absolutely right in my opinion.
Your distinction of the
SEO definition is precisely what I was speaking to. My point was that SEOs should use caution from this point forward using the term sandboxing, since as GP200 pointed out:
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Originally Posted by GP200
... re clients. Sandbox will mean whatever Google tells them it means ...
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Thanks for putting it so succinctly.