Request for Reindexing on Google

It depends on how much resources Google have for your site (crawl budget). If it's new site and you have thousands of new photos everyday, I would not expect they will crawl them all and refresh their index on daily basis. Just part of it at best. However, if you gain better ranking positions, CTR etc., they will do eventually.

Also, please, do not link-spam the board. We use code for URLs. Whenever someone uses nice anchor text, it's a red flag and your post may be deleted. So, just use links and sanitize them.

Hi and thanks,

It's a 10 weeks old website. Am not sure what to answer for the 'Crawl budge'. Coverage is 809 valid pages / 0 errors. I do have about some 5-20 photos everyday.

Also, please, do not link-spam the board. We use code for URLs. Whenever someone uses nice anchor text, it's a red flag and your post may be deleted. So, just use links and sanitize them.

This might be ambiguous. So one should always use code button to enter his URL ? As far as I understand a spam link is one which is not related to the post or someone who will deliberately post a link which has no sense at all being included in the message. To add on this whenever you insert a link here, it ask you for link description i.e.

[enter link description here](http://example.com)

5-20 photos (new pages) a day is perfectly fine, I wouldn't be worried about crawl budget at all in this case, even though your website is fairly new.

The linking situation: while it might be ambiguous, think about it; It's OK to link live anchors across the forum - related thread or thread that already answered someones' question. Yet live links to third party sites could be potentially harmful (for both parties). When linking to a source which contains spam/malicious content, it is harmful for the forum, while often times, when for example discussing penalties and grey/black hat strategies, as an OP, you don't want your site being linked directly with (which Google could easily find out...). BUT we still need to leave room for users to link to a highly reputable sources to back up their opinions like studies, white papers, Google documentation, etc.

To add on this whenever you insert a link here, it ask you for link description i.e. I know, yet most of the users would just copy paste the link without using the editors link button.

If you have any suggestions how to make linking better/more effective around here, I'll be happy to discuss.

Thanks

Thanks @ms