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michael lists-at-genoverly.net |nyphp dev/internal group use| wrote:

>I have a client that someone has convinced that gobs of meta tags in the
>headers is vital to the success of their website.  I'm happy to comply,
>but, aren't some of these meta tags soooo 90's?
>
>  <meta name="robots" content="" />
>  <meta name="description" content="" />
>  <meta name="keywords" content="" />
>  <meta name="category" content="" />
>  <meta name="author" content="" />
>  <meta name="date" content="" />
>  <meta name="updated" content="" />
>  <meta name="copyright" content="" />
>
>  
>
everyone has an opinion :-)

Numbering them from the top down.

#1 is a very useful tool, but not when it's empty
#2 is essential
#3 is very, very useful
#4 I never use
#5 I never use
#6 I never use
#7 I never use
#8 is a legal technicality I rarely use, but has a place and is used by 
some scanners.

-=john andrews

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