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When a site self-indexes itself, it means that the site's content is automatically added to a searchable index, typically managed by the site itself rather than an external search engine. This process involves scanning and cataloging the site's pages, making them easily searchable and accessible within the site's own search functionality.

Self-indexing is often used by large websites or content management systems to provide users with a quick and efficient way to find specific content within the site.