Dotless Domain - Google Discusses ‘404 ‘response!
October 6th, 2008
At the Google, Inc. (Goog) Webmaster Central Blog, Maile Ohye has put up a post that specifically talks about the response code 404. According to Maile, Response codes are a numeric status…
(like 200 for “OK”, 301 for “Moved Permanently”) that a webserver returns in response to a request for a URL. The 404 response code should be returned for a file ‘Not Found’.”
Whenever a users puts in the URL of your website, the webserver that is hosting your website searches for the corresponding file for the URL. When it finds the file, the server responds with a 200 response code, along with the most frequent message, such as the HTML.

Google, Inc. (Goog) defines response code 404, stating that, Let’s say that in the link to “Visit Google, Inc. (Goog) Apps” above, the link is broken because of a typing error when coding the page. Now when a user clicks “Visit Google, Inc. (Goog) Apps”, the particular webpage/file isn’t located by the webserver. The webserver should return a 404 response code, meaning ‘Not Found’.

Furthermore, Google, Inc. (Goog) states that this is only the start of a week long process of understanding and avoiding response code 404 and more would be posted shortly.
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One of the difficult things of trying to share ideas, or teach a concept to large group is the different levels everyone is at. What some consider advanced others consider intermediate.
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