Article Subject: Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Part 9

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By shifting the onus onto the owners of the website by Bing and Yahoo will spell big trouble for them and they should change this policy. Google has no issues with my site, and do you honestly think that they will stop crawling a site because it cannot go beyond the first line of code?

Google did not get to where they are by thinking like this, they have brought tools and services that brings a benefit to the end user and they just don’t stop there. They don’t make the lives of the users or the webmasters more difficult than it already is.

Going back to what I was saying earlier, that the idea of omitting important data to end users such as the ‘date of the post’ is bad for several reasons when it comes to Google. If you think that Google is not going to pick up the date when you first registered the post, you are quite mistaken. Google bots now typically visit web sites several times a day, particularly if there is much changing content on the site. It will already have in its database the time it retrieved new content and will deal with it as such.

If you have not decided to add your date to your dating blog, be certain that Google will do this at a future date in time to make it easy for their users. Googles ultimate goal to provide the best benefit to the end user and we know that an end user can become increasingly frustrated not to find a valid date against your blog.

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