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#8650 – What is the propery way to view rep;orted errors for cash images

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Wednesday, 06 April 2022 03:43 UTC
[email protected]

Hello,
I am loving learning more about 4SEO and it's very significant capacity - thanks.

1.  Can I ask what is the best way to think, about/address recorded 404 errors that come from a K2 image cache, please?
2.  Can this be an excluded feature during a scan?

Kind regards
Drew

 

Wednesday, 06 April 2022 07:15 UTC
wb_weeblr

Hi

Many thanks for your kind words! There are still many things to do for 4SEO, many improvements to come this year! Once we get 4SEF out of the door, 4SEO will also get a big 2.0 release!

2.  Can this be an excluded feature during a scan?

This is not part of any scan. Errors listed under Errors | Recorded errors happened on your site. With people or bots requesting these pages or images, or images inside a page, so these are not under your control or  4SEO's control.

4SEO already filters out many of these requests to avoid cluttering the list but indeed for these requests, I don't have a filter or settings to exclude some. I think I have that in the feature tracker already, just haven't come around to it yet.

1.  Can I ask what is the best way to think, about/address recorded 404 errors that come from a K2 image cache, please?

In that particular case, I would think some bots are trying to check on pages and images that either have been removed or that K2 renamed for some reason.

So as with all 404 errors:

- if these images have just been removed, or the page that contains them has been removed, then there's absolutely nothing to do, getting a 404 is expected, and the desired way to go about them

- if these images have been replaced by some other, then a redirect from old to new would be good. However, for these images where K2 encode the names, doing such redirects will be an enormous amount of work, will slow down the site if you do that for several hundreds or thousands of images and will not yield any measurable SEO benefit in my opinion.

In other words: try to understand why you have them. Fix the problem if it's a mistake, or else and most likely: do nothing.

Best regards

Yannick Gaultier

weeblr.com / @weeblr

 

 
Thursday, 07 April 2022 02:18 UTC
[email protected]

Thank you for sharing your insights, Yannick. I appreciate your skill and expertise.

Enjoy your day, 
Kind regards 
Drew

Thursday, 07 April 2022 08:02 UTC
wb_weeblr

Hi

You're welcome! I hope in time there will be more guidance and insight embedded into 4SEO to help users decide what to do about the information provided. We're not there yet but it will happen!

Closing this ticket now, feel free to open a new one as needed. If you do so, please mention this ticket number in the new one.

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Best regards

Yannick Gaultier

weeblr.com / @weeblr

 

 
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