#webdev #wordpress #nofollow #html #http #anchor #attribute #WCAG #webbrowser #extension
While I don't care enough to cite the extension which produces this effect, let me explain.
Oh you've already guessed. The strangely outlined-in-dash elements, shown here, are those which the aforementioned extension (and likely so many duplicate utilities) identified as "No Follow" links.
Can you remind me why that's important to know?
Well. Not really. But, because someone wants to study the data or whatever...
you know what i mean.
@preslavrachev @murmel_social so the account has automated functions… Is this documented anywhere?
Would you consider labelling the account as a bot, if its main functions are automated?
I personally consider having to opt out via bio tags like #nofollow and #nobot to be an anti-pattern.
Google's @g33konaut said that having lots of nofollow and/or noindex tags doesn't signify to Google that you have a lot of low-quality pages https://www.seroundtable.com/google-nofollow-noindex-quality-37946.html
Google's @johnmu says don't disallow your internal footer links https://www.seroundtable.com/google-dont-disallow-internal-footer-links-37184.html
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