Indexability of TW web pages?

[RoyMac]

Assuming that I want to put up a TW as (part of) a website, will the
content get found by Google (et al) indexing?

It seems to me that the tiddler content is present in the HTML as
fairly plain text. However, in another forum, someone thought that the
spiders would 'give up' because the amount of Javascript code (and
thus not find the content).

Any opinions on this?

/Roy

[Ken Girard]

There is more on this over at http://tiddlywiki.org, but I find new
TWs all the time using search engines. The important thing to
understand is that they will always point to your page, not to a
specific tiddler.

This is a good/bad thing. Search engines treat a TW as one page, so if
you fill a TW up with very specific content (Reviews of 897 different
types of cheese, covering one cheese per tiddler) then you will get
lots of hits from folks seeking cheese who will be happy they found
you. If you fill a TW up with content that covers computers, cheeses,
underware, your day at the beach, the plot for the bodice ripper you
are writing, thoughts on future uses for TW, and your poetry then you
will get hits, but the visitors will have a harder time understanding
why they got directed to your site.

Ken Girard