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GIF (Graphic Interchange Format) – File
compression format for most pictures on the Web.
GoogleBot - Google's spider.
Google Dance –Google’s once a month
update of its entire index of websites.
Hidden text - Text on a web page that is designed
to be visible to spiders but not to human visitors. Most search
engines can now detect hidden text and consider it a form of spam.
Hit – A request from a Web browser for a
file (html, gif, jpg, css, etc.) on a Web server. A Web page that
includes 3 images will generate 4 hits in a log file (1 html file
and 3 gif files).
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) – A subset
of the Special Graphics Markup Language (SGML) that that defines
the structure of a document and allows display of Web pages on browsers
and connects them via hyperlinks.
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) - Protocol
a browser uses to request and a server uses to deliver HTML documents
on the Web.
Hypertext / Hyperlink – Text which is linked
to other documents that can be accessed by clicking on the linked
word, phrase, or image in a web page. This is how spiders access
the infinite amount of information on the Web.
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