The tracker* sorry

@john32123666 said in Torrents in Google search: nts are visible via google search, the poster neglect to check Private torrent during creating of new torrent ... This has nothing to do with the torrent file itself but rather a poor configuration of the site to prevent the pages from being indexed by search engines. [image: 1683590039642-aa0049a8-fe4e-4ddb-9a7d-c3f8e4be7a3a-image.png] Take a look at the image above, this is a set of tags that aim to indentify the page using various filters to make the page more "findable" by search engines. They could add a tag to prevent the page from being indexed, but instead they use various tags to help search engines at displaying these pages more effectively in their results. Adding a noindex tag instead, even if the entire page is visible to google, that page will never be displayed in the search results as requested by the page itself. But as you can see from the image above, Gaytorrent actually wants torrent pages to be indexed so it's a valid discussion imo. The fact that the same pages don't show up on Bing means that Bing have deliberately chosen to omit the entire gaytorrent site from their results.

@yepyep7891 And I think I hovered my mouse multiple times over the pictures, but I did not see any clarifying text. Can't test it now, of course.

@yepyep7891 yeah I get it but I think that's precisely the point, this not something you're making up, but for as problematic (and cringe most of the times) what could one ever do? You can say it's dubious to some extent, but can't even get too aggressive on that because then you're also implying furries are all zoophiles and bdsm is domestic violence. For as uncomfortable as it might sound the best we can do is let it be. An adult pretending to be a child might sound problematic but it's nothing compared to how the mass media does the exact opposite of that and gets away with it just fine.

Me too what shoud I do