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Core update? 👀

Nit - images don't use rel=canonical.

I'd generally focus on how they're used in search. If a resource is served on URLs A & B, and nobody ever sees URL A, then it's effectively just on URL B (so I'd verify that).

I'll check with folks, but also, keep in mind the docs say "This feature is also only available in European Economic Area (EEA) countries, Turkey, and South Africa, on both desktop and mobile devices."

Exactly! But even with the excuses & misses, it's so wholesome.

Yeah, there's always a lot of cookie-cutter work being done, but it's good to see folks grow from there to better understanding. It takes time & experience, and sometimes direct comments by experienced folks :)

Congratulations, Aleyda!

We needed Esperanto, and got JavaScript.

My favorite is when they sort by country code.

The isotonic energy drink for your site! Just pour it on your server and see your traffic explode!

Salt is just rocks, right? :-)

What would "SEO Salt" be good for? Seems like a new product niche :-)

What kind of audio setup do you use?

I honestly don't know. My gut feeling is that a lot of security is both well-documented online, and reasonably checklist-like. Is it enough? Not today. But in parallel, the security folks are also using these systems to find exploits, so I suspect it could converge.

Have you seen the rest of the web? :-)

Or perhaps ...

You're not going to make a best-selling book by making your book physically look like other best-sellers. It's rectangular! It has 312 pages! It uses Comic Sans font! (no, wait...)

That's step 2 :-).

There are a lot of folks hungry to make small new web-based businesses. A lot of these don't have the experience that oldtime-SEOs have, but I wouldn't discount them just because they don't have business-savviness (yet).