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If that were true (and I'm not so sure it is), then you'd blame the search team for letting it be a ranking factor. It has nothing to do with web standards.
by SquareWheel 8y ago
If that were true (and I'm not so sure it is), then you'd blame the search team for letting it be a ranking factor. It has nothing to do with web standards.
- pyrale 8y agoAre we blaming the wrong hand ?
- gcb0 8y agoYou are not wrong (about what is on the standards). But you are being downvoted because everyone who did implement AMP in the real world, did so for the SEO benefits.
- SquareWheel 8y agoOh I have votes disabled on social media. I'd rather form my own opinion when reading comments. Regarding AMP, I appraised it from a speed perspective and found it partially effective, but only a bandaid fix. Addressing real site speed issues is the better approach.