🤖 Robots.txt Policy

At Workplace One, we believe in openness, balance, and fairness between human visitors and automated crawlers.

Our Robots.txt Policy defines how search engines interact with our platform — protecting user experience while promoting ethical discoverability.

🧩 What Is Robots.txt?

The robots.txt file is a simple text file located at the root of our domain.

It provides instructions (protocol rules) to web crawlers about which sections of our website can or cannot be accessed.

In essence, it helps us:

Keep sensitive or under-development pages private.

Ensure faster, cleaner indexing by major search engines.

Optimize server performance and user experience.

Align with Googlebot, Bingbot, and other global crawler standards.

🌐 Our Transparency Standards

Our robots.txt file is created following:

Google’s Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP)

Bing and Yahoo Crawler Guidelines

ISO/IEC 27032: Cybersecurity Framework principles

We do not use robots.txt to hide or manipulate data — only to preserve privacy, structure, and fair use.

🧭 Access & Validation

You can view or verify our live robots.txt file anytime at:

👉 https://www.workplaceone.rarestproducts.com/robots.txt

(Link updates automatically as our platform evolves.)

💡 Why It Matters

Our Robots.txt Policy ensures that:

Search engines crawl what’s helpful, original, and transparent.

Sensitive areas remain protected.

Our ecosystem maintains harmony between privacy, performance, and public access.

🛡️ Ethical Crawling, Global Trust

Workplace One stands for ethical SEO and responsible technology.

By maintaining an open and compliant robots.txt, we reaffirm our dedication to a transparent, search-friendly, and trustworthy internet.