Crawl error vs RSS feed content
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Hi,
I have a BuddyPress Multisite with sites dedicated to specific RSS feeds. I did this to pull in the content for my users. But they generate a 1000s of SEMOZ errors/warnings for dup content, dup titles, missing metatags. etc.
So does keeping the content help my site SEO less than the errors? The content is not under my control so I have no way to relate it to my keywords.
Any opinions?
I can recreate these RSS sites, so I will probably delete them to see what happens.
Larry
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