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httpsvoorbeeldnlrobotstxt

Httpsvoorbeeldnlrobotstxt is a term used to refer to an example robots.txt file for Dutch websites served over HTTPS. It is not a formal standard, but a labeled example often found in documentation and tutorials to illustrate the structure and directives used in robots.txt for the Netherlands’ domain space.

Robots.txt is a plain text file placed at the root of a website. Web crawlers consult this

When a site uses HTTPS, the robots.txt file is retrieved over HTTPS at the site’s secure root,

Example content often shown in httpsvoorbeeldnlrobotstxt tutorials might include:

User-agent: *

Disallow: /private/

Disallow: /admin/

Allow: /public/

Sitemap: https://www.example.nl/sitemap.xml

Limitations should be noted: robots.txt is advisory and voluntary; some crawlers ignore it, and it does not

file
to
determine
which
parts
of
the
site
may
be
crawled
and
indexed.
The
file
uses
a
simple
syntax
consisting
of
user-agent
lines
followed
by
directives
such
as
Disallow,
Allow,
Crawl-delay,
and
optional
Sitemap
entries.
The
directives
apply
to
the
user
agents
specified
in
the
preceding
User-agent
line.
If
no
robots.txt
is
found,
crawlers
typically
assume
the
default
behavior
of
crawling
the
site
in
full.
for
example
https://www.example.nl/robots.txt.
While
the
protocol
affects
how
the
file
is
delivered,
it
does
not
change
the
logical
interpretation
of
its
directives.
Serving
robots.txt
over
HTTPS
is
recommended
to
prevent
tampering
and
to
align
with
the
overall
security
posture
of
the
site.
provide
real
security.
For
stronger
control,
use
robots
meta
tags
or
X-Robots-Tag
HTTP
headers
in
addition
to
(or
instead
of)
robots.txt.