I've noticed on a couple of occasions that Google returns search results for annotation and similar request pages. In the case of the former, it adds no useful content, and I can't see that the similar requests page is useful to be indexed and returned as a search result. Additionally, it may just be another thing to be anonymised when people request erasure.
We could consider this for the below, if not already done:
The annotation page (/request/SLUG/annotate)
Any links that always require a sign-in (reply, report, status update, request ZIP download)
I've noticed on a couple of occasions that Google returns search results for annotation and similar request pages. In the case of the former, it adds no useful content, and I can't see that the similar requests page is useful to be indexed and returned as a search result. Additionally, it may just be another thing to be anonymised when people request erasure.
We could consider this for the below, if not already done:
/request/SLUG/annotate
)/request/SLUG/similar
)