I have seen this page before. Where did you see that google requires #! (vs plain #) in its new scheme?
One question is: What happens if I choose not to implement #! on my AJAX site?In the near term your pages may not appear properly in Google's search results pages. However, we are continously working to make Googlebot behave more like a browser. As features required by your site are implemented, Googlebot may start to index your pages properly without help. However, this AJAX crawling scheme provides a solution for sites that are already using AJAX and wish to ensure that their content is properly indexed today. We expect that it will be a good solution for anyone who already has HTML snapshots of their pages or who chooses to use a headless browser to get such HTML snapshots.
On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 11:11 PM, Ed Bras <post2edbras@gmail.com> wrote:
BTW: i noticed in this link, that I should use #! still such that Google will crawl it, else it will not crawl it:Anybody any experience with it?--
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