Yes, the Google Sitemaps program would like to know about all the URLs you would like included in the Google index, including your commercial websites. Google's order of results is automatically determined by more than 100 factors, including our PageRank algorithm. Please check out our "Technology Overview" page for more details.

Yes. All sites automatically have a Google sitemap created, ready to be submitted. Simply submit your sitemap URL as http://www.[yourdomain.ext]/google-sitemap.cfm

You should update and re-submit Sitemaps as often as the pages on your website change. For some agencies, this may be every day; for others, it may be every week or two. You can automate the process of re-submitting your Sitemaps. No. Implementing Sitemaps doesn't entail changing your website???s structure or sharing any non-public information with Google.

Google Sitemaps is intended for all site owners, from those with a single webpage to companies with millions of ever-changing pages. If either of the following is true, then you may be especially interested in Google Sitemaps: * You want Google to crawl more of your pages. * You want to be able to tell Google when content on your site changes.

Google uses XML Sitemaps to inform and direct the Google crawlers - they intend to expand their coverage of the web and and speed up the discovery and addition of pages to their index. By creating a XML site map for your website, we are enabling the Google crawlers to find information about your site and to crawl your site accordingly. We're also doing what Google wants us to do - an incredibly good idea as they are the most influential search engine company in the world.

You can register to the Google Sitemaps program and submit your sitemap. This will also allow you to see some interesting statistics about your site like the most used keywords and spidering problems. If you don't have a Google account or don't want to create one, you can notify Google about your sitemap by "pinging" their sitemap server. All you need to is to point your browser to http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/ping?sitemap=http://www.name.com/sitemap.xml

Yes. Google respects robots.txt restrictions even if you include restricted pages in your Sitemaps. Google Webmaster Tools provides a tool for analyzing the effect of a robots.txt file.

There are no evidences that a Google Sitemap will directly affect your ranking. However, it can help Google to index and crawl your page better which may result in a more complete index of your page.

After you've created a Google Account for your agency and verified ownership of your site, you can submit Sitemaps through Google Webmaster Tools.

You may add a maximum of 5 URLs per top level domain. (eg. You may submit a maximum of 5 web pages from www.yourwebsite.com).

Sure! It's "free for all". The only requirement is that the conditions in the GPL license are fullfilled.

If the page you want the Ring to link to is primarily about fractal art (even if it's about fractal software you're trying to market) then that's permitted-as long as the advertising isn't excessive, and it includes an actual gallery, and not just a few sample graphics. If you're just linking to a commercial page, then no, you may not submit it.

By suggesting more refined searches up front, Google Suggest can make your searches more convenient and efficient by keeping you from having to reformulate your query. Google Suggest might offer suggestions that you will find novel or intriguing.

No, the API's Terms and Conditions specifically state that you cannot create a commercial service using the Google SOAP Search API service.

If you have written code you wish to share with the developer community, let people know by sending a message to the Google SOAP Search API discussion group.

Yes. Content that has been published anywhere, online or in print, must be submitted as non-exclusive and you must still own the copyright. Also, wherever it is published it must include a byline that matches your real name or penname on your Associated Content account.

Yes. There are two different categories of PhysioToolkit code, and the rules for using them are slightly different. The WFDB library is free under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). The LGPL permits you to use (or sell, or give away) the library with your own code. The only significant restriction is that you must make the sources for the library itself freely available. You do not need to disclose the sources for your own code simply because you have used the WFDB library with it.

Sure, use your current joystick instead of my primary and secondary panels. Either add a DB25 connector to the back panel of your commercial stick for the other panels to plug into (and wire it into your commercial stick's encoder), or remove the encoder from the commercial stick and mount it in a project box and connect the commercial stick using DB25 connectors like in the plans included here.

Yes, you can use your account for commercial purposes. The World Wide Web has become the most efficient and cost-effective means of making information available to the users of the Internet community and we encourage our customers to utilize such an enormous medium.

Yes. However, you must observe the provisions outlined in our Acceptable Use Policy with regards to permissible email usage, permissible types of files, etc. If you have any questions about what would be permitted, you can contact us at sales@cheaperwebhost.com.

Absolutely, that's what it's for! You may use the BlitzMax Game Framework (or portions of it) royalty free for commercial use (however, the source code must not be made public.)

You may not use Sandboxie commercially as-is, but a commercial organization may evaluate Sandboxie. Please contact the author to discuss specific licensing terms. The following terms are non-negotiable.

No, our services are intended as a test environment for expert and aspiring ASP.NET developers. We recommend not hosting commercial web sites with our service.

These are often built using static HTML or Macromedia Flash or both. This site is nearly all static HTML with the exception of the small Flash Movie on the top right of the Homepage. Brochure sites present information to users. The usual technology can include Flash, Html, Asp, Php. This applies to commercial websites that are designed to generate sales enquiries. A mortgage website with an apply now form would be a cut and dry 'Lead Generating' Website.

We'll use your feedback to improve translation quality in future updates to the language pairs we've developed.

The Google Blog Search Pinging Service is for bloggers who wish to have their blogs crawled by Google and have them updated in Google Blog Search. It is also for blogging services that wish to provide the service to their blog writers. Google currently monitors other pinging services and will continue to do that. However pinging Google directly will potentially reduce latency when crawling your blogs.

Yes – we want to try out our products with people who aren't already familiar with them, as well as those who are.

Your browser must be Internet Explorer 6.0 (or newer), Netscape 7.1 (or newer), Mozilla 1.4 (or newer), Firefox 0.8 (or newer), Opera 7.54 (or newer), or Safari 1.2.2 (or newer). You'll also need to have both JavaScript and cookies enabled.