BloodyIron
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Yeah wasn't sure which section to post this in.
So, it looks like Google has been favouring the 9.3 documentation pages over the current one for search engine indexing.
I was hoping you guys could look into this, because I really would like to get current documentation pages presented when I search for topics I know are in the docs. Currently, as I mentioned, I'm getting linked (as first link) to the 9.3 docs, not 11.1 or whatever.
I suspect it's something small, but I'm not sure where to begin with this. I'm sure this would help lots of other people too, especially those evaluating FNAS for usage. If they see that 9.3 docs are more easily found, they might get the mis-impression that FNAS' capabilities are at the 9.3 level, when we're way up at the 11.1 level.
Thoughts? Please maybe?
So, it looks like Google has been favouring the 9.3 documentation pages over the current one for search engine indexing.
I was hoping you guys could look into this, because I really would like to get current documentation pages presented when I search for topics I know are in the docs. Currently, as I mentioned, I'm getting linked (as first link) to the 9.3 docs, not 11.1 or whatever.
I suspect it's something small, but I'm not sure where to begin with this. I'm sure this would help lots of other people too, especially those evaluating FNAS for usage. If they see that 9.3 docs are more easily found, they might get the mis-impression that FNAS' capabilities are at the 9.3 level, when we're way up at the 11.1 level.
Thoughts? Please maybe?
