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WP Blog Errors

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smstv last edited by

My WP blog is adding my email during the crawl, and I am getting 200+ errors for similar to the following;

http://www.cisaz.com/blog/2010/10-reasons-why-microsofts-internet-explorer-dominance-is-ending/tony@cisaz.net

"tony@cisaz.net" is added to Every post. Any ideas how I fix it? I am using Yoast Plug in.

Thanks Guys!
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smstv last edited by

Actually, I tried this: WP 404 Redirection

Permanently redirect all 404's to the main blog URL. The primary purpose is to salvage Google Page Rank from missing pages, or non existing pages wordpress generates.

Thanks for the attempt Eric. ; )

Cheers
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MLTGroup Subscriber last edited by

I'm not entirely sure but I think it would be in your permalink structure. You may have something that is adding the email address in that.
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