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Google now supports link rel="canonical" in HTTP headers

28 pointsby nephicsalmost 14 years ago

3 comments

wnoisealmost 14 years ago
The first comment has it spot-on for the first example: the html version is an alternate version -- it's not the same content. The example of content distribution networks (and other mirrors) is much better.
techvibealmost 14 years ago
The syntax is very strange.<p>rel-canonical: <a href="http://www.example.com/white-paper.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.example.com/white-paper.html</a><p>would have been a better one.
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lamnkalmost 14 years ago
What's the difference with the &#60;link rel="canonical"&#62; tag ? For those documents that are not HTML ? Seem not very useful to me.
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