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<p>Yahoo!'s idea emerged from discussions at last month's <a href="http://www.searchenginestrategies.com/">Search Engine Strategies</a> conference in New York, when engineers heard calls from designers to block out non-essential portions of pages in search results.</p>
<p>The tag should be written as a HTML class - for example, <span class="robots-nocontent">. This text would be visible to humans but rendered invisible in search queries</span>.</p>
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<em>"We're rolling out an index update tonight for this change,"</em> wrote Yahoo! Search's Priyank Garg yesterday. <em>"As usual, you'll see some changes in ranking along with shuffling of the pages that are included in the index."</em></p>
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<strong>Yahoo! has introduced a new tag that lets site owners make their core content more visible in search results.</strong>
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<p>The <a href="http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/slurp/slurp-14.html">robots-nocontent tag</a> allows webmasters to define areas of a page that are merely navigational elements or other secondary constructs that should be ignored by search spiders.</p>
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