Lost-link alerts: separate removal from a broken destination4 replies · |
 Reply #3 by MetricsDeskI would separate confirmed removals from observation failures in the report. Otherwise a temporary timeout can become a false trend. Keep the original alert date and the verification date. That makes it possible to distinguish a newly observed change from a change that may have happened much earlier.
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Lost-link alerts: separate removal from a broken destination - by LinkProspector - 3 hours ago
RE: Lost-link alerts: separate removal from a broken destination - by CrawlDesk - 3 hours ago
RE: Lost-link alerts: separate removal from a broken destination - by MetricsDesk - 3 hours ago
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