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Spring cleaning!
As we evaluated our indexing signals, we decided to retire rel=prev/next.
Studies show that users love single-page content, aim for that when possible, but multi-part is also fine for Google Search. Know and do what's best for *your* users! #springiscoming pic.twitter.com/hCODPoKgKp— Google Webmasters (@googlewmc) 2019å¹´3æ21æ¥
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We noticed that we weren't using rel-next/prev in indexing for a number of years now, so we thought we might as well remove the docs :).
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We apologize for any confusion. This was an oversight and something that we should have communicated proactively before taking down the documentation
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We don't use link-rel-next/prev at all.
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For the most part, we just index the pages as we find them, so as we've recommended for a long time, it's good to make sure that all pages can stand on their own.
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Sure, why not? :)
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We're using rel prev/next (like most markup) as hints for page discovery and site structure understanding. At this point we're not merging pages together in the index based on these and we're not using prev/next in the ranking model. https://t.co/ZwbSZkn3Jf
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