[libreoffice-website] <meta name="description"..." />: should be description, not keywords

Kevin Suo <suokunlong -AT- gmail.com>

Wed, 02 Jul 2014 18:52:18 +0800

Hi,

Currently the new design website is using keywords in <meta

name="description"..." />, for example on the homepage:

download, open standards, open source, free software, LibreOffice" />

The content of this meta tag should be a description (a sentence),

rather than a list of keywords which is hard to understand.

(If you now search in any of the search engines

"site:www.libreoffice.org", it all showing only the keywords.)

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[libreoffice-website] <meta name="description"..." />: should be description, not keywords · Kevin Suo

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