Board Thread:Support Requests - Getting Started/@comment-37810127-20200613050534/@comment-3218221-20200613052432

SpringloadedDev wrote: So I made a wiki for our game a long time ago (like 6 months ago)

What matters most to search engines isn't how long a Wiki has existed (though it's not irrelevant), it's what content exists on that Wiki. Search engines crawl web pages for keywords, titles, image names, etc. If your Wiki doesn't have much in the way of written content (which, at a glance Prison Planet is rather in want of), there's "not much in the way of content" for search engines to scan.

I recommend reading the Help Page on Search Engine Optimization [SEO] which provides a better explanation of how, when, and why sites are indexed in search engines. You may also want to read User_blog:Sannse/How_to_Grow_Your_Wiki. The short of it is you need to write more robust content for your wiki.

As for the images... well, that's unusual. Unusual indeed... I might have considered copyright infringement takedown for a moment, but there's no trace of any takedown notices and the files themselves simply can't be properly linked to in the first place, so...I'll need a minute.