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I absolutely agree with WordPress. Wouldn't use anything else if given the choice.

Hi Monique, I also just found that SEOmoz post - http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/solving-duplicate-content-issues-with-http-and-https I think this blog post will help you. Harry

Hi Monique, well done, you already know the answer Use a Canonical Tag for all the duplicate pages, to point back to your main login page http://www.quicklearn.com/maven/login.aspx (adding a couple of unique sentences may not make the pages unique enough to not be classed as duplicate, as duplicate includes very similar pages). Regards, Simon ~ (PS. sorry for the lack of paragraphing here, doesn't work on an iPad)

Are these links on your web site or are they in a newsletter sent out via email? anyhow, there is nothing wrong with the canonical tag, if its used for the right reasons, but often a 301 redirect is better. Not understanding your situation fuilly, my advice is. first, will a 301 do the job? if not can i use a canonical

Do you know if google recognizes bing's query strings: http://advertising.microsoft.com/small-business/product-help/adcenter/topic?query=MOONSHOT_PROC_QueryStrings.htm

Hi Monique, The solution is simple, ask him to put something like that in your default.aspx file, he should understand : If Request.Url.ToString() = "/default.aspx" Then     Response.Status = "301 Moved Permanently"     Response.AddHeader("Location","http://www.quicklearn.com/") End If These 4 lines (not 2 finaly, I forgot how asp was... asp) should do the trick. Best regards, Guillaume Voyer.