: Can prefixing a dash reduce the search engine rating? If I prefix a dash to GUIDs in my URLs on my Web site, in this manner: example.com/some/folders/-35x2ne5r579n32/page-name Will my SEO rating
If I prefix a dash to GUIDs in my URLs on my Web site, in this manner:
example.com/some/folders/-35x2ne5r579n32/page-name
Will my SEO rating be affected?
Background: On my site, people can look up pages by GUID, and by path.
For example,
both example.com/forum/-3v32nirn32/eat-animals-without-friends
and example.com/forum/eat-animals-without-friends
could map to the same page. To indicate that 3v32nirn32 is a GUID and not a page name, I thought I could prefix a - and then my webapp would understand.
But I wouldn't want my search engine rating to drop. And prefixing a dash in this manner seems weird, so perhaps Googlebot lowers my rating. Hence my question: Do you know if my search engine rating might drop? (Today or in the future?)
(I could also e.g. prefix id-, so the URL becomes example.com/forum/id-3v32nirn32, but then people cannot create pages that start with the word "id".)
(I think I don't want URLs like this one: example.com/id/some-guid.)
Kind regards, Magnus
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