Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Why do I see traffic coming from eonpal.com?

  • your site is indexed in our adult database
  • your site was visited by eonpal crawler

If you don't want these to happen, send email to exclude@eonpal.com and specify domain name(s) to be excluded


Why am I being indexed when I don't have adult content on my site?

Our crawlers start from purely adult sites and follow links deeper and deeper. If your site is directly or indirectly linked from this adult cloud, most likely you will be crawled by eonpal.


Why do I see referrer from eonpal.com if I'm (only) being crawled?

While crawling, we use referrer showing eonpal.com so you can easily block this bot on your web-server.

Eonpal crawler doesn't read robots.txt nor use specific user-agent because many of adult web-sites generalize all bots to be malicious and reject to give public material.

Why you shouldn't be worried in this case: Eonpal bot only thumbnails and indexes your material without copying the actual content. If user is interested into seeing it, we send him/her back to your site. By letting eonpal bot onto you site, you may later receive free traffic from our search engines.


We understand this may be a controversial issue but we plan to remain on side of porn surfers who demand automated porn search engines.


Does eonpal crawler go behind login forms?

No. Eonpal crawler doesn't activate login forms, you can be sure that paid/private content is never indexed.


Does eonpal steal my content?

No. We don't store any content on our servers. We only make thumbnails of it and index with reference to where it was found.

Exactly the same as with Google Images.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Your email address seems to be bouncing, and i need you to remove an address, can you fix it?

Anonymous said...

I need you to remove my address as well, and the email isn't working.

Roger said...

I think it is referer spam!!!

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Anonymous said...

I have noticed lice in your pants.

Anonymous said...

thats not lice, its scabies