Frances Berriman wrote:
> I think the difficulty with attribute values like that is they're
> really context sensitive. So what's an "admin" on one site is
> something else on another - they're very tricky to define globally.
The rel attribute isn't suppose to be globally applicable.
rel="next" means that a link points to the next page relative to this one.
It doesn't indicate that the linked page is "globally next".
rel="admin" could be defined as a link that points to a page allowing you
to administer this one, or to a person responsible for its administration.
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