Site submission policies for the weblook.com

In order to maintain the integrity of the search index, we must sometimes exclude submissions that manipulate search results. Examples of such manipulation include, but are not limited to, the following:
· Pages which cannot crawl easily (Ex. .lk extensions, hosted with low speed servers)
· Pages with text that is not easily read, either because it is too small or is obscured by the background of the page
· Pages that duplicate content, either by excessive submission of the same page, submitting the same pages from multiple domains, or submitting the same content from multiple hosts
· Pages with frames. Weblook.com supports frames to the extent that it can. Frames tend to cause problems with search engines, bookmarks, emailing links and so on, because frames don't fit the conceptual model of the web (every page corresponds to a single URL). If a user's query matches the site as a whole, weblook.com returns the frame set. If a user's query matches an individual page on the site, weblook.com returns that page. That individual page is not displayed in a frame -- because there may be no frame set corresponding to that page.
· Pages that are machine-generated with minimal or no content, whose sole purpose is to get a user to click to another page
· Pages that contain only links to other pages
· Pages that violate a court order or otherwise are required to be removed by a court or governmental regulatory body
Attempts to fill weblook.com index with misleading or promotional pages lower the value of the index for everyone. We do not allow URL submissions from customers who spam the index and will exclude all such pages from the index.