The article discusses the frustration of users encountering outdated information on websites due to the absence of clear upload dates. It proposes a solution where the W3C mandates that all web content displays an upload date prominently, possibly near the URL. This could help users quickly identify if the content is current or outdated. However, the author acknowledges potential resistance from content providers concerned about confusion or disruption to existing content strategies. The idea highlights a significant gap in current web standards regarding content reliability.
I believe requiring a visible upload date on all web content could significantly improve user experience by ensuring that readers can easily identify outdated content.
While it’s a good idea in theory, this requirement might face pushback from content providers who may fear it could disrupt their content strategy.
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