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Meta tags convey information about a webpage, such as its description or its keywords, in a way that a computer program can understand. They can be specified with the <meta> element and its 'name' and 'content' attributes.
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How should I correctly use the <meta name=“author”> tag?
Should the author tag be the author of the content of the page, or the author of the HTML (if these were different)?
The spec (w3/moz) doesn't help to clarify for me.
(I appreciate it may have no SE …
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