# The three Disallow lines that used to sit here (/me/, /D730492D,
# /payment-success) were removed on purpose, and this is counter-intuitive
# enough to be worth writing down.
#
# Disallow stops CRAWLING, not INDEXING. A disallowed URL can still be indexed
# from links alone - that is where a bare "Sign in" result with no description
# comes from. Worse, the two directives work against each other: those routes
# now carry <meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow">, and Google has to
# FETCH a page to see that tag. Disallow blocks the fetch, so the noindex is
# never read and the URL stays in the index indefinitely.
#
# So the order is: noindex first and crawlable, let Google re-crawl and drop
# them, and only once Search Console confirms the URLs are out should the
# Disallow lines come back to save the crawl budget. Re-adding them before
# then freezes the stale results in place.
User-Agent: *
Allow: /

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