Joshua Street wrote:
I was wondering if search engines (Google, I'm looking at you) can/do
make use of this ICBM data for localisation? I know that it works on
IP blocks, and possibly other data, but why not this as well? Or do
search engines use this information already?
Richard Rutter from
This is something which has been bugging me for a few days, so I'm
asking here... it's not standards as such, but it is accessibility
related to a vague extent ;)
GeoURL is still not functioning (http://geourl.org), but the meta tags
which are used to specify location are as follows:
meta
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Subject: [WSG] GeoURL/Seach engine localisation
This is something which has been bugging me for a few days, so I'm
asking here... it's
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Subject: [WSG] GeoURL/Seach engine localisation
This is something which has been bugging me for a few days, so I'm
asking here... it's not standards as such, but it is accessibility
related to a vague extent ;)
GeoURL is still not functioning (http://geourl.org
