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If I embed Disqus on a private page, my comments on the page will still be visible on the Discus site (https://disqus.com/home/forums/your_site/). Is it possible to somehow hide them on Disqus so that they are visible only on the page of my site?

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Disable google from indexing redirect urls

i have a news aggregation site with tons of news...
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