Jason Kottke notes the new robots.txt file at whitehouse.gov — down to a single “disallow” from more than 2,400 yesterday.
(Cross-posted from the Center for Citizen Media Blog.)
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Ah, yes. But as a friend of mine pointed out on Twitter earlier, you apparently can't comment on the Whitehouse.gov blog. Baby steps.