A redirect sends anyone who accesses a web page to a new location. Redirects come in two forms, temporary and permanent. A temporary redirect is used for content that may have moved to a new location, but isn't going to be there forever (useful for search engine indexing). A permanent redirect tells search engines that the new location is permanent and they should update their records and stop linking to the old URI for that resource.
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