Jukka K. Korpela schreef:
> (And the hreflang attribute probably always remains useless. 
> Personally, I use it sometimes - as a documentation for myself mostly.

I style it as e.g. a [fr] next to the link. This is convenient because 
while in an English text, I can warn my English readers in advance that 
the link they are about to follow is in French.

> But it's actually worse than useless when it is incorrect. And the 
> destination of a link _may_ change language - perhaps switching to a 
> language-negotiated version - without notifying people who link to it.)

Well, I suppose thatā??s what the new definition of hreflang is trying to 
avoid. Although Iā??m not sure thatā??s a good idea; Iā??d say the visitor 
would obviously prefer the link to be in a language he understands.


~Grauw

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