Eric Giguere discusses whether to tailor your websites to humans or search engines.
When it comes to building sites and designing pages, there are two general approaches you can take: a human-centric approach and a search-engine-centric approach. The former tailors content to the humans who are reading it. The latter tailors it for the search engines.
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http://www.webreference.com/authoring/search_engines/cloaking/
Stuart | 11:23 , 11 2006
Interesting - can you tell me what "cloaking" is?
céline | 11:27 , 8 2006