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I have shortened my URL on my e-commerce store to make them more SEO friendly however some of my original URL are in a good position on Google.
If I redirect my old URLs to my new URL will Google automatically update my old URLs to display my new URLs?
Yes, if you use permanent (301) redirects. That's pretty much the full answer.
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I need to change the name of my facebook page.
Is it possible? Facebook doesn't allow to do this. But maybe someone had a successful experience?
There is no such a possibility
No, this is not possible as far as I know, at least not through an API. Refer to the help section at Facebook.
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I have been trying to reason this out, but haven't been able to. All the https websites that I have surfed use www subdomain. Is it possible to have something like https://foo.com. If yes, then why is it so rare or uncommon?
Technically, there is no reason why HTTPS cannot be used without a www subdomain. Ex: https://mail.google.com.
You might be wrong in your observation. After all, how many of the millions of domains do we get to see.:)
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I was creating an app for the first time, on a new domain I purchased, and I get the message "Site URL has been been identified as malicious and/or abusive."
Now I am just installing software at this point to the site, and getting things setup, so I am at least getting this message for something I have not done. How can I get a review from facebook or how can I get this status removed for my url?
Thank you in advance.
There is a great article in Forbes about how to reclaim your reputation after Facebook have tagged your site as malicious.
Basically search the sitemap of your web and check if some of the links are headed to malicious content.
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I've managed to extract the HTML source of a TWiki with its URL and Perl's LWP::Simple module.
What I want to do now is to use that HTML and put into my Google Site as a new page (via a program, NOT manually).
How do i go about doing this using Perl? Any ideas would be highly appreciated.
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You should read https://developers.google.com/google-apps/sites/docs/1.0/developers_guide_protocol#CreatingContent and ask a specific question, what doesn't works for you.
The basics:
you should auth yourself with oAuth2 protocol to google (search metacpan for oauth2)
and send a POST request to specified URL (read the 1st link).
You probably will need too, at least:
change all URL's in your pages from the TWIKI
change all IMG SRC links
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If I submit an iPhone/iPad app that downloads HTML based post bodies, that could contain links to anywhere on the internet. (however the site it is downloaded from is strictly moderated), and when pressed those links open a UIWebView so that the linked website can be viewed in the app itself. Will an age rating be applied to the app?
Yes. You have to filter all UIWebView links to only site(s) under your control unless you want an Adult/17+ rating. Apps have been reported to be rejected for not doing this.