When you say it was on github pages, do you mean it was on a github subdomain like example.github.io ?
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Don't rely on the "site move" tool to talk to the crawler.
You need to 301 redirect your pages from the old domain to the new domain.
I see this all the time with clients who skip some basics when changing domains.
I'm happy to talk you through this via HN comments
"Just Eat Takeaway was created this year through the $7.8 billion combination of two of the earliest participants in Europe’s food-delivery market, Just Eat and Takeaway.com. It has been fighting competition in Europe from Uber Eats and Deliveroo, a London-based company whose investors include Amazon.
Mr. Groen, a Dutch entrepreneur, founded Takeaway.com in 2000 when he was a student frustrated with the challenge of ordering pizza online. He took Takeaway.com public in 2016, and now has a net worth of more than $1.5 billion, according to Forbes.
In addition to the deals for Grubhub and Just Eat, Mr. Groen bought the German portion of Delivery Hero’s business for about $1 billion in 2018."
They've been aggressively acquiring competitors for years, so this seems par for the course.
https://us.thermosoft.com/floor-heating/systems/thermotile-m...
* Edit -- initially i incorrectly claimed that this site uses mithril -- (it uses domvm w/SSR, not Mithril)
The first thing that came to mind is server management tools like free alternatives to cpanel/webhostmanager
You'll have better luck searching online if you look for "free / open source" + specific problem/solution rather than "b2b saas app"
in this example i searched for "free alternative to cpanel"
If Zuckerberg undermines the leadership of his operators some of them will move on to other companies.
It's not feasible to run an enterprise as large as Facebook as 1 person at the top, so you need leaders with mutual trust to execute in their department.
Besides that it really doesn't matter unless you're a million dollar brand.
There's better ways to spend $10 in your small business.
If you have a trademark on your brand name, and someone else tries to squat your name in another TLD, file a trademark dispute to force them to release it. (Assuming your trademark isn't a generic word like "apple" where someone could conceivably have something like apple.accounting without being confusingly similar)
If we find a better way to do something then we make a new video.
There's a team member who transcribes videos into google docs for people who like to read and search in google drive.
It's pretty simple and it works wonders for an international team.
Google has so much "demand" to work for them that they can be this picky.
Hard to think about it just in my mind with no visuals.
Is that a better or worse future?
https://hacker-news-analytics.christianfei.com/stats/Exploit...
The bigger question to answer: How do you appeal to viewers?
Normally if you click a link with jQuery, you lose the current context after the next page loads.
By controlling it inside an iframe it's more convenient
The article vastly overpromises and underdelivers
It reads less like a documentary and more like a biography
You simply get permission to use the lyrics.
Genius volunteers listen to music and write down their interpretation (punctuation, spelling, spacing etc.)
Genius has a TOS to prevent republication of their content.
Genius started the lawsuit because they claim Google violates this TOS by duplicating Genius's unique transcriptions.
Google specifically claims they are NOT scraping Genius, but Genius claims they have proven that they do with watermarks.
Genius is taking them to court.
"Sent X" or "Finished Y!" is sufficient to distinguish a failed ajax call from a successful button press
Read any of the articles on the two sites mentioned in the OP and they are clearly nonsense.