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I guess technically I should be using `rel="alternate feed"` where I’m just using `rel="alternate"` right now, on categories, and `rel="feed"` on entries.
[fluffy]
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2019-06-05 05:37
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as in when a feed consumer sees a rel=alternate link on a new item, if the feed consumer already "knows about" the alternate link (as in, has seen it before), then it can do a HEAD retrieval of the alternate link to see if it returns a redirect to the new item
[tantek]
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2024-09-06 20:20
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That said, I see what you mean petermolnar, I'm not quite clear on why rel=feed is better than rel=alternate -- Maybe because so h-feed is not framed as an "alternate" but rather a canonical feed?
jackjamieson
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2018-10-19 17:37
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could the individual post permalink pages provide a <link rel="alternate" type="application/activity+json" href="..." /> path to follow-your-nose discovery of that information instead? Or perhaps a LINK rel alternate HTTP header?
[tantek]
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2022-12-26 04:22
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do you have any citations that google pays any attention (surfaces it in any UI) to rel=alternate hreflang="..." links? or for that matter, to rel=alternate media=mobile ?
[tantek]
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2022-03-20 00:27
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one possible hack for those is, if they're not HTML, if they have a rel=alternate back to an HTML page which then has a rel=alternate back to them, then they're public
tantek
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2017-11-23 03:12
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01:27 <+[tantek]> do you have any citations that google pays any attention (surfaces it in any UI) to rel=alternate hreflang="..." links? or for that matter, to rel=alternate media=mobile ?
jan6
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2022-03-20 19:32
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For 300 Multiple Choices the RFC mentions using Link headers (with rel alternate) to point at other options. I see no reason you couldn’t do that for 201 responses too. Link headers can contain media types (e.g. image/png). It will then be up to the uploading application to see if it would rather use an available rel-alternate or the actual file it uploaded.
Zegnat
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2018-08-03 11:18
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To me, rel-alternate is an alternate representation of the page, which can be a feed, and rel-feed is a syndicated version of site content, but is not necessarily the same content on that URL. For example, using rel-feed to link to feeds on your home page, which may not actually have your archive view.
GWG
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2019-07-20 05:02
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snarfed, this is as a result of feedback from a link rel=alternate consumer that if they were going to look for h-feed in addition to Atom/RSS that it was more work to look for a rel=feed rather than the set of rel=alternate links with their MIME types
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2021-11-18 00:08