<title></title> is NOT a meta tag or meta element!

Take it how you want, that your prerogative on my statement. It doesn't change the fact that the title tag is not a meta element and your trying to state other wise. That is mis-information, regardless if you think the cup is half emtpy or half full.

Again, I'll try to explain this to you since you apparently don't read any source or cite I display for you. The title tag is an element of head element, just like meta data is. They are 2 seperate things, the title tags solo purpose is to identify the contents of your HTML document. The meta data is used to provide information about the HTML document that is not content.

Now, you can go ahead and lobby to change the whole structure of HTML if you like, the fact still remains that the title tag is NOT related to meta data, the only relationship they have is the fact they both are elements of the head element in a HTML document.

Just a side note, is there any specific reason why your http:// www.earn-web-cash. com/ site errors out on the homepage and can't be displayed? Thought I would let you know.

 

You seem to have missed the heavy note of sarcasm there.

And if you go back, you'll notice that I agree with you throughout the thread.

Well if you follow the link you posted, it will error out because you placed the .com outside of the url brackets.

Thanks for the heads up, but it appears to be working fine now. Although Analytics is being a pain and hanging at the end...

- Walkere

 

I think it's time to bring this thread back to the light once again since it seems people are still not understanding simple HTML markup.

 

HTML, XML, element or tag, isn't all that matters is that the page <title> is probably the most important SEO on-page thing?

 

Then get it stickied.