do yahoo web spiders cover yahoo groups?
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Your Yahoo! Group will have to be indexed in their group directory. Mine is currently indexed on Yahoo! in the top ten, but it is the front page only and not the messages, so make sure that you include your search words on the opening page to the site.
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If the owner of a group only allows membership through invitation, the group will not show up on searches.  Yahoo also does not allow searches for many adult oriented groups.
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Working just fine from here.\nIf it's a particular group that you can't access, Y may have shut it down (for reasons that are often hard to fathom)\nIf it's the whole groups front-end (groups.yahoo.com), then the problem may be local to you...  try flushing the cache on your browser, in case there's been a problem or change that got cached.
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Just click the Start a Group button on any Yahoo! Groups page. It will walk you through a simple set-up process. At the end of the process, you'll have created your very own group! \n\nAll groups must be properly categorized. To categorize your group, simply browse or search your way through the Yahoo! Groups directory looking for the appropriate category in which to place your group. Look for categories that list similar groups or are specifically related to your subject. \n\nYour group will be listed in the Yahoo! Groups directory within a few days. Yahoo has a team of category editors, known as "surfers," that go through the Groups directory constantly. They may come across your group, and if they feel it was improperly categorized, they may move it to a more appropriate location.
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Yes they will.  Just make sure your using a High Anomity one.  Just regular anounoumous ones transmits that it is a proxy.  So people can set filters for these.  High Anomity ones don't transmit they are proxys so there is no way for Yahoo to know they are proxies.
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yahoo has several groups with search angels, for instance adoptioncafe on yahoo groups www.adoptionregistrymagazine.com
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Unlike Google, Yahoo doesn't want deal with the trouble of removing problematic sites from their index. But there is a way to make it clear to the Yahoo spider that it needs to be taken off.\n\nGreatestJournal, being a LiveJournal clone, should have a "remove from search" option. Go to your "edit info" page and tick the box that says "Minimize your journal's inclusion in search engine results" or something similar. The next time Yahoo's spider checks in it will know to remove the file. Until then, you will have to keep on bugging Yahoo support.
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I don't know of anything like that for Yahoo!, but I do know that the AOL Browser (http://downloads.channel.aol.com/browser ) can do that to all web pages. It also offers a few other features. I don't like it because, well, I don't use any of the features enough for it to be useful to me. Some people do like it though, so give it a try.
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Under Yahoo! groups there will be a link to "create your own group"  Have fun!
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Yahoo! Groups KMTECH  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/KMTech/\n\nThere are many groups just like it, I'm sure, but this is my group.
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no\navatars are a completely separate part of yahoo
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http://groups.google.com/
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Here is his Yahoo group
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As far as I know you can't.  To access a Yahoo group the individual must be a Yahoo user and logged in.  Also they must be a member of the group.  You can restrict those that sign up for your group but you have to individually approve each person that signs up.
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No, the search engines don't - The webmasters do.\nSearch Engine algorithms will bury web pages that are attempting to manipulate search engine bots, crawlers, spiders (whatever you want to call them). It's a never ending game.
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YAHOO OF COURSE!  ( just in case they r watching!)  lol
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I believe, you want your group to be listed in the popular search engines. if it is yes, you need not worry about that.Improve traffic to your stuff and number of back links(i.e your group should be referred at many places in the web).Search engines have appropriate algorithms to find you.\n\nI can see groups even with very low activity during searches, when the keywords match.