Hi All, I'm using Drupal as a CMS. My partner and I blog on it. Our blog posts appear together on the index page and are also duplicated together at "/blog". I would like to block "/blog" along with it's pagination links: /blog?page=1 /blog?page=2 /blog?page=3 etc.. However my blog and her blog appear separately at these urls: /blogs/me /blogs/me?page=1 /blogs/me?page=2 /blogs/me?page=3 etc. /blogs/her /blogs/her?page=1 /blogs/her?page=2 /blogs/her?page=3 etc. So I don't want to block our individual blogs which is what I imagine would happen if I just put: Disallow: /blog Since the way I understand it is this would also block "/blogs" "/blogx" etc. So is this the best solution: Disallow: /blog$ (the way I understand the "$" is that in this case it would only block "/blog" but not "/blogs" "/blogx" etc.) Plus this to block the pagination links of "/blog": Disallow: /blog?page= (this would block any string like /blog?page=1, /blog?page=2, etc... or is /blog?page=* necessary with the asterisk to block all the strings) I understand the robots.txt standard does not recognize "$" or "*" but it looks like google does: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=40367 Am I correct or do I have to go do my homework again? Thanks!