Hey everyone. My company recently had our website redone from the ground-up. We are switching from a very simple static html website, to a more dynamic one (including php, databases, and what not). The way the site was designed is like this: At the index level (i.e http://domain.com/), an index.htm file is loaded with a splash page created in flash. The visitors are able to choose which region they originate from. (Our company has 4 regions to choose: North America, Canada, Europe, and International). See here for a beta version of the site that is on my personal website at the moment. Only the North America button relays the visitor to the same domain name, though. All other regions are irrelevant because they have their own separate domains. Here's where it gets tricky, and my question comes in. Once the visitor clicks 'North America', the website then randomly directs the visitor to a "green" version of the site, OR the "red" version of the site. So I have an index page that randomly redirects the visitors to a /green or a /red/ version of the website. How should I properly set this up in my .htaccess? In regards to the search engines, this is considered duplicate content, correct? Is there a simple way to "dictate" to all robots to just go to the green version and completely ignore the red version, for example? My main concern is the affect this could have on my rankings. Thanks for any input.