Hello all, I posted this question on the WordPress support forum a few days ago and never received a response. I hope that the community here is a little more knowledgeable and that I've selected the right section to post in. My question deals with the fact that WordPress automatically places code in the header of each post using rel="prev", rel="next" and rel="start" to reference your previous, next, and first ever posts. I have read that WordPress does this to help disabled people who use text-only browsers. Unfortunately, Google released a video a few days ago about content pagination stating that beginning now, you should use rel="prev" and rel="next" to let Google know that a post is part of a series and that you only want the first page to be displayed in search results. It seems to me, then, that WordPress inserting this code is not the best SEO practice because the different posts on my website have nothing to do with one another and are not parts of a series. I could remove this code from my website's header, but I'm wondering what the accessibility implications would be if I did that. I'm also wondering what the SEO implications would be if I left the code in. I wasn't familiar with rel="prev" and rel="next" until a few days ago, so I guess my website has been chugging along fine until now with that code in place. However, the video that Google released on pagination seems to indicate that they are now handling things differently. Thanks in advance for any help.