A 301-Redirect tells the visitor (Spider or human User) that this URL has permanently moved to another URL; e.g: if you want to redirect urlnumber1.com to
www.urlnumber2.net, you will do this with a "301-Redirect" (= Status permanently moved).Syntax:
Redirect permanent urlnumber1.com/
http://www.urlnumber2.net/
or
Redirect 301 urlnumber1.com/
http://www.urlnumber2.net/
This kind of redirect passes PR and some other properties (negative ones too) from urlnumber1.com to
www.urlnumber2.net.
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301 redirects will start getting abused more and search engines will soon selectively discount some of them in some way
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Let's hope major search engines can fix this bug during next time; though Google's 302-Bug isn't fixed at all, it is still possible to hijack nearly every "weaker" site.
Greets