Harvey
Active member
For the longest time I've been thinking of moving to XF and I finally did it. Very excited, it's great.
All during the time I was planning the jump I wanted to put the XF forum on a subdomain:
Our main site https://nyskiblog.com/ is fairly rigorously edited, the writing is pretty tight. On the other hand, our forum, like all forums can be up and down. Some members are thoughtful and articulate and others blather on about nothing but bs. Nothing ban-worthly but little content of value.
I'd thought that the subdomain would give our blog a bit "distance" from the forum in the eyes of google. For some reasons I won't go into, we ended up with our forum at https://nyskiblog.com/forum/ and I'm probably going to leave it that way. For one thing AndyB, who's opinion I greatly respect, pushed me hard to leave it as a directory, not a subdomain.
Blah blah, to the point.
I had this idea tonight while riding my MTB.
What if there was an admin option within each members profile to no-index all their content?
Good idea or bad? Core or addon?
Thoughts?
All during the time I was planning the jump I wanted to put the XF forum on a subdomain:
Our main site https://nyskiblog.com/ is fairly rigorously edited, the writing is pretty tight. On the other hand, our forum, like all forums can be up and down. Some members are thoughtful and articulate and others blather on about nothing but bs. Nothing ban-worthly but little content of value.
I'd thought that the subdomain would give our blog a bit "distance" from the forum in the eyes of google. For some reasons I won't go into, we ended up with our forum at https://nyskiblog.com/forum/ and I'm probably going to leave it that way. For one thing AndyB, who's opinion I greatly respect, pushed me hard to leave it as a directory, not a subdomain.
Blah blah, to the point.
I had this idea tonight while riding my MTB.
What if there was an admin option within each members profile to no-index all their content?
Good idea or bad? Core or addon?
Thoughts?
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