#
# this is the robots.txt file for http://www.tonypolito.com/
#
# the pound symbol in first position indicates a comment
# statement to be ignored in file reading and processing.
#
# Place the robots.txt file in the root directory of your
# website to control what robots can and cannot index from
# your website.
#
# To disallow robot activity, a two line statement is included
# in the robots.txt file. The first line is titled User-Agent 
# and the # second line is titled Disallow.
#
# The two line pair can be repeated as needed to specify 
# different specifications for different robots.
#
# This example disallows all robots from any access
#
#      User-agent: *
#      Disallow:
#
# This example disallows webcrawler from any access
#
#      User-agent: webcrawler
#      Disallow:
#
# This example disallows lycra from the all subdirectories 
# INCLUDING the root directory, hence it effectively
# denies all acccess
#
#      User-agent: lycra
#      Disallow: /
#
# This example disallows all robots from the tmp and logs 
# subdirectories only.
#
#      User-agent: *
#      Disallow: /tmp
#      Disallow: /logs
#
# This example disallows all robots from the the two files 
# foo.html and bar.html in the root directory only 
#
#      User-Agent: *
#      Disallow: /foo.html
#      Disallow: /bar.html
#
# for a list of cureently active robot names see 
# http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/active.html
#
# Remember that the robots CAN do as they please. The file
# serves as a No Tresspassing Sign ... not a padlock.
#
User-Agent: *
Disallow: /mybookmarks.htm
#
User-agent: AboutUsBot 
Disallow: /