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Spi´dered
a.1.Infested by spiders; cobwebbed.
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Now that thats done, everytime you update your Blog with NEW content, it will Automatically update on your My Yahoo page and everybody else pages who have subscribe to your feed, plus, within 24 or 48 hours your feed will get Spidered and Indexed by Yahoo.
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It also means that the web pages need to be spidered and indexed within a fraction of a second so that it can be available to the search engine users (including Yahoo and Bing) easily.
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And the skin is spidered right along with the back office so it should appeal to eyeballs and make spiders happy, as well.
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