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SEO was always a good argument to adopt some of the microformats. Search engines can make use of that to pick apart content. It's just that we have a few more t
by jillesvangurp 4y ago
SEO was always a good argument to adopt some of the microformats. Search engines can make use of that to pick apart content. It's just that we have a few more tools than just microformats for that now; including some structural html 5 tags.
What died out is attempts to do stuff with microformats via browser extensions. This was once a thing that e.g. MS did when they launched Edge. Those extensions have largely disappeared or just never really caught on.