#jeremycherfasI want to copy some older posts from one domain to create new posts on another domain. I do not want to have to edit the head of the original post to indicate `rel-canonical`, nor do I really want to edit the HEAD of the new post. Can I use `class="u-syndication"' on the link from the new version to the old version?
#[tantek]let's start with what is the goal (goals) you're trying to accomplish? (for yourself, for your readers, for search engines, users thereof)
#jeremycherfasI think what I want to achieve is not to penalise search by having duplicate content.
#[tantek]ugh, yeah I wish I understood that better. I can't even get Google to properly index old posts at all that are not duplicated anywhere. It's just throwing my stuff away from its index 😞
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#[tantek]do you plan to eliminate the older domain or do you want search to actually preferentially treat the older domain as "canonical" and direct people there?
#[tantek]I like the "originally posted" way of doing this, visibly
#jeremycherfasI will not delete the original. I have a link that currently reads `<a href="https://www.eatthispodcast.com/our-daily-bread-01/" rel="canonical">Listen to The Abundance of Nature here</a>` on my "other" domain.
#jeremycherfasThe old post remains the canonical source.
#jeremycherfasDo search engines understand Originally posted?
#[tantek]I mean use the rel-canonical in a visible link like that in an "Originally published <a href rel=canonical>on the Eat This Podcast</a>"