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Posted by Keith Cochrane on 08/05/06 16:13
I don't usually follow this newsgroup, but it seemed the most
appropriate one to post this to. I tried finding contact info for
suggestions on the w3.org website without any luck, so here it is.
Firstly, I would like to see a html standard that included code, which
would allow search engines to locate web pages based on a "page date",
which does not have to be the page creation date. This "page date"
could be set manually, (the default), by the web page creator/designer,
or it could be set to reflect the date the page was created, (file
creation date).
Secondly, I would like to see code that would allow for the dating of
individual topics on a web page, as several topics relating to
different dates are often used on a single webpage. Again, this would
be set to the page creation date as the default, or assigned either
manually by the page designer, or automatically from either a database,
or the system clock of the website sending the page content. (As when
web pages receive automatic updates from news servers.)
Lastly, I'd like to see Google get the ability to do proximity
searches. (They actually had that for about two weeks last summer, if I
recall correctly.)
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