Hi!
Many other sites place automatically generated links to opensubtitles.org. So Google follow this links and put it into their index.
If you search for "site:www.opensubtitles.org 24.S06E05" you get results like this one:
http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/fixinpu ... iD-24FEVER
But there is no search result for this query. It would be good if you place a "noindex"-meta tag into empty search results because it doesn't make sense:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
Perhaps it isn't easy to write such a meta tag into the head area of the page because the database request is made after generation of the head of the html page. But I think it's not really necessary to place such Meta tags into the HEAD area. You can also add the meta tag to the message: "No results found..." so it can be easy implemented.
Greetz
Jens
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ArtVandelay
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ArtVandelay
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Wow, great! That was *really fast*! 
BTW: the pages with the empty search results aren't complete similar.
- The search query is set as value for the search field so the pages are different and also have different content lengths. And also the statistic on the bottom of the page changes continuously.
I guess that's the reason why Google takes them to their index and doesn't indentify as "duplicate content".
BTW: the pages with the empty search results aren't complete similar.
- The search query is set as value for the search field so the pages are different and also have different content lengths. And also the statistic on the bottom of the page changes continuously.
I guess that's the reason why Google takes them to their index and doesn't indentify as "duplicate content".
I make some research, and these changes are minor to all content, so google should report them as similar...I did some SEO before, and this is often problem - pages on site are similar. If you look on google, and query:
site:opensubtitles.org - click on some 100th result, and all those next result are hidden, because they are "similar"...
site:opensubtitles.org - click on some 100th result, and all those next result are hidden, because they are "similar"...
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