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Clearly the link is more important than the link description. There is a really surprisingly good document [here] that explains why in detail :P
by jbb67 9y ago
Clearly the link is more important than the link description. There is a really surprisingly good document [here] that explains why in detail :P
- acoard 9y agoYou never should use "here" for links. It's bad semantics for hyperlinks, and there could be tens of thousands of links with the title "here." Compare: > [The W3C recommends not using "here" or "click here" for links.](https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/noClickHere https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/noClickHere) According to the original vision of hypermedia, the text should be able to stand on its own and the hyperlinks are added on top of it. This keeps the link text semantic by itself without relying on the hyperlink.