oregon.gov
As of Nov 6, 2026, oregon.gov's DMARC policy is quarantine.
Checked daily since Oct 31, 2026. JSON. Link to this check. Run this site? Remove or correct this report.
Checked Nov 6, 2026, 22:41 UTC
| File | Status | What the robot saw | Same since |
|---|---|---|---|
| ads.txt | NOT_FOUND | Not found. The site answered 404. | 2026-10-31, first check |
| app-ads.txt | NOT_FOUND | Not found. The site answered 404. | 2026-11-03, first check |
| sellers.json | INCOMPLETE | Only partly read. No changes come from it. No good check yet. | |
| robots.txt | SUCCESS | Read. No rule names an AI crawler. | 2026-11-06, first check |
| llms.txt | NOT_FOUND | Not found. The site answered 404. | 2026-11-06, first check |
| DMARC | SUCCESS | p=quarantine. Reports on. | 2026-11-06, first check |
| MTA-STS | UNAVAILABLE | The check failed. No good check yet. UNAVAILABLE, NOT AN ABSENCE | |
| BIMI | NOT_FOUND | No BIMI record. | 2026-11-06, first check |
| security.txt | UNAVAILABLE | Server error 500. No good check yet. UNAVAILABLE, NOT AN ABSENCE |
These are the site's own public files, as fetched, with the date. The robot reports what is published. It does not judge compliance, approval, or intent. A failed fetch is a failed fetch, never a missing file.
Not checked: anything behind a login, account settings, or private feeds. Whether crawlers obey robots.txt. Business deals: a file line is not a contract.