# /robots.txt file for http://fridaynightskate.org/

# http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/faq.html#robotstxt
# If you have files on your web site that you don't want 
# unauthorized people to access, then configure your server to do authentication, 
# and configure appropriate authorization. Basic Authentication has been around 
# since the early days of the web (and in e.g. Apache on UNIX is trivial to configure),
# and if you're really serious, SSL is commonplace in web servers. 

# You could put all the files you don't want robots to visit in a separate sub 
# directory, make that directory un-listable on the web (by configuring your server), 
# then place your files in there, and list only the directory name in the /robots.txt. 
# Now an ill-willed robot can't traverse that directory unless you or someone else puts 
# a direct link on the web to one of your files, and then it's not /robots.txt fault.

# For more information: http://www.ebrandmanagement.com/whitepapers/robots2.htm

User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /Archive/
Disallow: /images/
Disallow: /UPLOADS/