A blog owner explains why visitors may encounter anti-crawler blocking on their site, attributing it to old browser user agents used by high-volume crawlers gathering data for LLM training. The page addresses issues with feed aggregators like Inoreader and Feedly that fetch content with outdated user agents, and warns about archive services using suspicious crawling patterns.
A blog access notice explaining anti-crawler measures blocking old browser user agents to combat high-volume data scraping for LLM training. The author addresses false positives from feed readers and archive services, providing workarounds and recommendations.