but 403 is a forbidden error so those pages wouldn't be getting accessed from google. Google can't access them which in this case is a good thing right.
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RE: Very wierd pages. 2900 403 errors in page crawl for a site that only has 140 pages.posted in Technical SEO
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RE: Trailing slash at end of URLs?posted in Search Behavior
Gosh some really great input here. Would the server ever write a redirect - I suppose if the htaccess told it to do so ...? I have a few pages on my site that were first changed to include the / then changed back to without the / then changed back again. This actually caused some loss of page authority. What can I do to at least stop this madness and unnecessary redirect writes on my server.