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 ## What Is an Altis Page View?
 
-An Altis page view is any response from the Altis Cloud platform that results in an HTML page. This includes users loading pages, as well as automated traffic such as search engines indexing your site, AI bots scraping content, and other automated requests.
+An Altis page view is any response from the Altis Cloud platform that results in an HTML page. This includes users loading pages, as
+well as automated traffic such as search engines indexing your site, AI bots scraping content, and other automated requests.
 
 ## Why Is There a Discrepancy Between Altis Page Views and My Analytics Data?
 
-The discrepancy arises because Altis counts every request that results in an HTML page, including automated traffic and users with JavaScript disabled. In contrast, analytics tools like Google Analytics rely on JavaScript running in the user’s browser, which may not capture all visits, especially from bots, users with ad blockers, or those who disable JavaScript. This leads to higher page view counts on Altis compared to traditional analytics platforms.
+The discrepancy arises because Altis counts every request that results in an HTML page, including automated traffic and users with
+JavaScript disabled. In contrast, analytics tools like Google Analytics rely on JavaScript running in the user’s browser, which may
+not capture all visits, especially from bots, users with ad blockers, or those who disable JavaScript. This leads to higher page
+view counts on Altis compared to traditional analytics platforms.
 
 ## Best Practices for Managing Automated Traffic
 
-1. Review Your Data: Regularly analyze your traffic data to understand common user agents, response codes, URLs, and the geographic origin of your traffic. This helps you ensure that the traffic aligns with your expected audience and identify any anomalies.
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-2. Utilize robots.txt: Configure your robots.txt file to control which crawlers can access your site and how frequently they can do so. This can help manage the load from search engines and other automated agents.
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-3. Request Block Rules: If you identify problematic automated traffic, contact your Altis account manager to request specific block rules.
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-4. Analyze Access Logs: Download and review access logs from the Altis dashboard to get detailed insights into traffic patterns, sources, and the type of content being accessed. This can help you identify and manage unusual spikes.
+1. Review Your Data: Regularly analyze your traffic data to understand common user agents, response codes, URLs, and the geographic
+   origin of your traffic. This helps you ensure that the traffic aligns with your expected audience and identify any anomalies.
+2. Utilize robots.txt: Configure your robots.txt file to control which crawlers can access your site and how frequently they can do
+   so. This can help manage the load from search engines and other automated agents.
+3. Request Block Rules: If you identify problematic automated traffic, contact your Altis account manager to request specific block
+   rules.
+4. Analyze Access Logs: Download and review access logs from the Altis dashboard to get detailed insights into traffic patterns,
+   sources, and the type of content being accessed. This can help you identify and manage unusual spikes.
 
 ## Common Misconceptions
 
 1. All Traffic is the Same: A common misconception is that every recorded page view represents a real user. In reality, it includes
-automated traffic such as bots and crawlers, which inflate the numbers.
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-2. Page Views Match Analytics Data: Many users assume that page views in Altis should match their analytics data. However, due to differences in counting methods (e.g., JavaScript-based analytics vs. server-side counting), these numbers will significantly differ.
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-3. Only Human Visits Count: Another misconception is that only human visits are counted. Altis page views include all HTML page responses, whether from humans, bots, or automated processes.
+   automated traffic such as bots and crawlers, which inflate the numbers.
+2. Page Views Match Analytics Data: Many users assume that page views in Altis should match their analytics data. However, due to
+   differences in counting methods (e.g., JavaScript-based analytics vs. server-side counting), these numbers will significantly
+   differ.
+3. Only Human Visits Count: Another misconception is that only human visits are counted. Altis page views include all HTML page
+   responses, whether from humans, bots, or automated processes.