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The home page says in one sentence what NMTS is, even after the animation loads, and lists what storage costs in numbers.
Search engines that run JavaScript index the animated home, which carried no sentence naming the product or the Walrus network. Every page title now ends in the product name, and the structured data points at the developer's GitHub account and the npm package as well as the three repositories, so a reader can tell this NMTS from the other things called NMTS. The command-line tool 0.30.0 carries the file the MCP registry reads and a changelog.
The FAQ and llms.txt say in numbers what changing or deleting a stored file costs.
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Every page now carries its title, description and canonical address in the head for every reader.
Before, the server streamed those three after the page body unless the reader was on a short list of known crawlers, so most search and AI crawlers read the logo's name as the title of every page. The home page also gains a heading that names the product, the sitemap drops the closed board, and llms.txt points at the developer page that exists.