Is it considered as duplicate content ?

[elitepronostic]

Hello,

I see a lot of errors on my webmaster tools because of this ajax code on my questions pages of the site (screen) : www.dismoicomment.fr

The code :

| / ADD ANSWER FORM |
|   | $("#answer-add-button").click(function () { |
|   | $.ajax({ |
|   | type: 'POST', |
|   | url: '/answers/quelle-assurance-choisir-pour-un-scooter/', |
|   | data: $("form#answer-add").serialize(), |
|   | dataType: 'html', |
|   | success: function(data) { |
|   |   |
|   | if(data=="answer") { |
|   | $('.answer-add-message').show().empty(); |
|   | $(document).ready(function() { |
|   | $('

• Vous avez déjà répondu à cette question.

').appendTo('.answer-add-message'); |
|   | }); |

I have add a line on my robots.txt : http://www.dismoicomment.fr/robots.txt for remove all urls with /answers/.

These urls with /answers/ aren't indexed in google.

Do you think that it is dangerous and  that can be considered as duplicate content ?

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[Malarowski]

This should work, I would maybe suggest to change it to */answers/ just in case, maybe even put a * at the end. If it is not crawled nor indexed, it won't count as duplicate content. As far as Google is concerned, it does not exist. If it was crawled, I'd remove it through Webmaster Tools after adjusting the robots.txt and custom crawl it to make sure it works as intended.

If the question was if it was duplicate content: Yes, it would be. Ajax is not being crawled, so Google would just see whatever text is on the website, if any. If you have multiple sites just with Ajax, they will seem the same.

Mike

[elitepronostic]

Ok thank you,

I believe that my new posts are less well classified because of that...