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Google confirms microformats are still a supported metadata format for content

by @jamietanna jvt.me published 2020-03-022 min read

Noting Google's continued support for Microformats as a metadata format.

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Mar 9, 2020	Google confirms microformats are still a supported metadata format for content by cxr	102	40

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