I have a question about how Google crawls. If you set up a website with no index file at the root, and various subdirectories with index.html files and no robots.txt files anywhere, how does Google find the subdirectories to index them?

We just opened a firewall to a site fitting the above description Sunday morning, and the sub-index.htmls were showing up on Google Monday morning.

We're not making that mistake twice. I've suggested robots.txt, but I don't know if that's going to happen.

In IIS at least, you can set the directories to allow a user to do a 'dir' or whatever of the current directory. Do you have that enabled?

I misstated in my post. There was an index.html. They set it up to look like t body . t /body so it's easy but not obvious to the eye that something's there. So, no links, and I'm assuming at that point you can't dir the directory, right?

those of you who like Pocket Frogs:

the update has landed!

Other people love pocket frogs?

(I was playing nonstop last month but then sort of ran out of steam. But it's totally my time filler app,)

Woo!

Until the update there were a couple of us who finished the froggydex. yes, there are people who love Pocket Frogs!

I've already found two new frogs. (I hadn't finished the froggydex - I'm on Ornatus.)

Wow! I'm embarrasse to say how much I want a chroma frog. I'm on level 14 but only 10% on the froggydex.

shoot me an email and I'll tell you my game center id. I am happy to send you a chroma frog.

If you want to attempt to make one, it is not that difficult: [link]

try royal aurum stellata & golden picea anura. 1/8 chance of getting a chroma.