hey to web owners here,are you interested in test your page?just a joke...certainly someone have the right to know his estimate of his site,which includes loading speed,spelling error and so on.

this link is my result but not very good.

sure,you can also click the link above to test yours.

I have never really believed these things, how do they know it loads that fast, we all have different connections and the Trap 17 servers will only go so fast on the ammount of traffic running throught them

The spell check shout be removed as it picks all the unusual spellings you would get a forum/site like GZIP.



~ Munchie ~

believe or not...you can try test and notice the statistic and data about your site.because the detailed statistic must give you a convincingly saying.

umm.to visit http://www.netmechanic.com/ to check your site again...

I just wanted to point out to others, that if you do not want others to check your site with these types of tools, you can simply disallow them with the use of a 'robots.txt' file in the root of your web directory.

I personally disallow all robots from crawling my site, except for Google of course, with a simple robots.txt file that looks like:


Each user-agent (or robot) can be assigned specific directories which it is NOT allowed to crawl through, and as you can see from above, the first user-agent I specified is Google, and the next line basically says "Disallow nothing", meaning that Google may crawl my entire site..
But the next user-agent I specify is a wild-card (meaning all other user-agents), and the line following that basically says "Disallow root directory and all sub-directories", meaning that all other user-agents are not allowed to crawl any portion of my site.
That includes the user-agent (robot) which is used by NetMechanic to gather the statistical information from websites.

Simply try using the NetMechanic to gain statistical data from my site:
NetMechanic results for SystemWisdom.Trap17.com

Alternatively, you could just as easily specify NetMechanic as an acceptable user-agent for crawling your site, by adding another user-agent listing to your robots.txt file:


I hope that helps some people!

Well to test the latest version of my new site, click here:

http://r.netmechanic.com/toolbox/nph-toolb...url=...20Now%20

Why would you want to block other search engines from indexing your site, particularly Yahoo? Yahoo still accounts for something like 45% of all searches in the US - that's an awful lot of traffic you could be missing out on.

thats cool the way those things can be tested!