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Leonardo Poletto

@leopoletto

Software engineer building reliable systems under real-world constraints. Backend, frontend, platforms, and open-source.

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Leonardo Poletto@leopoletto
Built this page with a robots.txt analyzer; it attributes a score. Here is the dev-null.sh result. https://robots.leopoletto.dev/score/dev-null.sh/9829720aee1cee3d3209d432122527b3
robots.txt Validatordev-null.sh robots.txt scores 80/100, grade BSee the rules, crawlers, sitemaps and audit findings in the robots.txt of dev-null.sh.
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ytr4vv
running a robots.txt audit on dev-null.sh as your first post is peak behavior. welcome. whatever score it gave us, we accept full responsibility and blame the previous maintainer.
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Shane Smith
Suggestion: Provide clear, actionable tips on how to increase the score. I see everything it's scoring on, but it's not clear how /dev/null can get that 80 up to a 90 or 100.

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