If the concern is to avoid letting their Pages be searchable by Google, another option would be to add a site-wide setting that adds the "<meta name="robots" content="noindex">" tag to the top of *every* Page.
We already add this tag to all Pages that aren't shared with the Public.
Additionally, this could be a per-institution or even per-user setting. LiveJournal, for instance, provides an account setting that lets you set whether or not your blog's content should be indexed by search engines or not.
If the concern is to avoid letting their Pages be searchable by Google, another option would be to add a site-wide setting that adds the "<meta name="robots" content="noindex">" tag to the top of *every* Page.
We already add this tag to all Pages that aren't shared with the Public.
Additionally, this could be a per-institution or even per-user setting. LiveJournal, for instance, provides an account setting that lets you set whether or not your blog's content should be indexed by search engines or not.