When we post content, it's important we publish it using the right domain and its front-end. Even if we tag it for other places, it need to be published from the front-end's domain you want Google ("Big

Image Source: Base image, Pixabay Banner Source: HTML and rendered CSS Image Edits: Excel 2003 and MS Paint (This post is exclusive to Proof of Brain.) By this time many Hivers here know about me from

Great effort is made by our community in last few days fighting phishing attempts and making sure new people joining, will stay safe and learn how awesome Hive is. There are a lot of people contributing,

As you can see here, I have some links in my blogs written before the hive-fork pointing to steemit.com. It's time to replace them all. Almost all blog posts written before the fork are written with apps

Canonical links can be used when the same content is available through different links. On the Hive chain, the same content can be viewed through several frontends. Normally, the frontend which is used

In a nut-shell, this is the standard for where an article is originally published.

Hivescript is simple script/json to keep app URL structure of all Hive apps. Source There has been numerous articles about importance of canonical linking and SEO effects, optimization for Hive apps.

Has Mark Shuttleworth really not blogged anything since Thursday, June 28th, 2018? #share2steem #ubuntu #canonical #blog External Link : Peter Cannon Posted from Twitter via Share2Steem

Canonical has released updates for Ubuntu 18.04. The updates include patches for numerous security vulnerabilities in the Linux Kernel. Ubuntu 18.04 is the latest LTS (long term support) edition. Fixes

We all know that @cheetah is a bot that does not like to see duplicate content. There is another influential bot in this world that hates duplicate content. Its name is googlebot. Googlebot crawls the

I've noticed that many Steemians will copy articles from their blogs or other sources for use on SteemIt. This creates two problems: The first is that @cheetah is likely to flag the post as potential

In a surprising blog post dated earlier today, the company behind the popular Ubuntu distribution of the Linux operating system announced that it was abandoning the idea of 'convergence' between desktop,