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Search and publication
Publication Standard
Zohar Online is prepared as a public, crawlable, reference-stable edition. The goal is to make the corpus useful for readers, citation, search engines, and AI systems without hiding provenance or relying on private interface logic.
URLs
Stable reference addresses
Every division and reference unit receives a stable URL. Segment markers are designed to support future citation, commentary, translation, and glossary layers.Metadata
Specific titles and descriptions
Page titles and meta descriptions identify the corpus, division, reference unit, language, and purpose so search snippets can describe the page accurately.Structured data
Consistent entity markup
Pages include WebPage, CreativeWork, BreadcrumbList, ItemList, and Organization data where appropriate, matching what is visibly present on the page.Discovery
Sitemap and crawl policy
The site publishes a sitemap, robots directives, canonical URLs, and an internal search index to help readers and crawlers locate reference pages efficiently.Trust
Institutional and editorial clarity
Documentation identifies the operator, responsible person, editorial method, source witnesses, contact email, privacy policy, terms, accessibility statement, and correction process.Official guidance followed
Google Search-aligned publication rules
The implementation follows the practical direction of Google Search Central: publish helpful people-first content, make important text crawlable, use descriptive titles and snippets, keep structured data consistent with visible content, and provide clear ownership, contact, and policy information.
External references: Helpful content guidance , snippet and description guidance , structured data policies , sitemap guidance , and favicon guidance .