A post on official Google blog informs about Robots Exclusion Protocol. Sometime back we informed you about a previous post on
Further on, the post intricately explains how to control caching and snippets. “Usually you want Google to display both the snippet and the cached link. However, there are some cases where you might want to disable one or both of these. For example, say you were a newspaper publisher, and you have a page whose content changes several times a day. It may take longer than a day for us to reindex a page, so users may have access to a cached copy of the page that is not the same as the one currently on your site. In this case, you probably don't want the cached link appearing in our results." To know more on how robots exclusion protocol can assist read the Comments
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