Well that well article and truly answers my question! Cheers.
> From: J.C. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> According to an article from almost 3 yrs ago, the RIAA doesn't honor
> the robots.txt protocol:
> http://www.paultastic.com/show/blockspamfromapache
Some people think that not only do the forces of darkness have search 'bots
trawling the net for signs of artist names and track
titles to find anyone that might possibly be hosting music on the net but that
when these 'bots see robots.txt telling them where
they can't go these particular ones go
robots.txt?
no good?
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I don't think that there are many underground dance labels that are
directly or indirectly affiliated with the RIAA. If you go to the
RIAA website they have a long list of labels under the heading
'Distributed Labels of Reporting Companies':
http://www.riaa.com/aboutus.php?content_selector=aboutu
fab
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> Putting that stuff up about mixes brought to mind to ask
> what p
Putting that stuff up about mixes brought to mind to ask what people think
about whether PRS / RIAA etc. do have robots searching
song titles / artists on sites - and whether or that includes small label
stuff? I've always been cautious about this since the PRS
people got heavy with Robin so I
