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Jeffrey Yasskin
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I work on # WebStandards for Chrome, and I'm organizing Google with the # AlphabetWorkersUnion . I'm an appointed member of the # W3CTAG . I miss programming, but now I mostly talk to people. # Urbanist , pedestrian, # YIMBY . White, but trying to check my privilege. Opinions here are not anyone's but mine.
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Jeffrey Yasskin
@jyasskin@hachyderm.io
I work on # WebStandards for Chrome, and I'm organizing Google with the # AlphabetWorkersUnion . I'm an appointed member of the # W3CTAG . I miss programming, but now I mostly talk to people. # Urbanist , pedestrian, # YIMBY . White, but trying to check my privilege. Opinions here are not anyone's but mine.
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Nov 15, 2025
@chrysn Interesting: `rel=alternate` isn't body-ok on its own (https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/links.html#body-ok) but it can be an `itemprop` for an object declared on an ``. [Edit: er, oops, s must have exactly one of `rel` or `itemprop`.] I can imagine that some RDF property would express this, although because RDF edges aren't ordered, there would have to be an independent definition of what order to try the fallbacks. I suspect it'll wind up too verbose to be useful, but it makes sense to describe it as an alternative to consider. Want to send a PR to https://github.com/jyasskin/handling-unreliable-links
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