how to remove a link?

[serjon]

Hi all,

i would like to have removed a link which is posted here on the TTD:
03-18-08, 09:40 AM
cortez79
468.05 GB/270.03 GB/0.58 Join Date: Oct 2006

Re: VAN MORRISON 2008-03-15 The United Palace, New York City (16-bit) (FLAC)

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Originally Posted by zimmygrun
Thaaanks!

Anyone knows where to get other new Van shows these days (Dime hasn't got them anymore).....

Thanks in advance...

Marc

Yea try this new site!

http:// (http://www.intervmrescue.org/index.php) <removed>

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I have sent a pm to this person but he does not respond to me :(
Can anyone help me?
T.I.A. and take care

[saltman]

Please post a link here to the thread that contains the link you want removed and why you want the link removed.

[serjon]

Hi, the link is above in the message and we would like be not *public* because the web sherriff is hunting on us........

it was put here:http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=55280&highlight=morrison

sorry for my bad english, it's not my native language, but i would be very, very gratefull if you can delete our link.
A dutch E-bayseller has already found us, and downloaded in a record time a lot ;(
If you can help?
T.I.A. and take care

[paddington]

well, it's iffy to me, but I'll go ahead and remove it.

the thing is, Google has your not-so-obscure domain name indexed for the world to see...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T5GGLL_enUS262US262&q=yoursitename

you might consider password protecting your site or at least moving it behind a directory name that's hard to guess, like http://www.yoursitename.org/6784tRyUO
or something like that. Then put a "robots.txt" file in your root of that folder to keep search engines from indexing it for the public. Search google for "robots.txt" for info as to how the disallow script can be configured for that.

[serjon]

thanks