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The absence of 'recommended' (non-mandatory) properties in structured data may limit eligibility for certain rich results, but it does not generate a blocking error. The 'problem' message in Search Console will be clarified to be less alarming.
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TL;DR
The lack of recommended properties may limit eligibility for rich results but does not cause a blocking error. Google will clarify the 'problem' message in Search Console.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Qu'est-ce qu'une propriété recommandée ?
C'est un attribut optionnel dans les données structurées qui peut améliorer l'éligibilité aux rich results.
Est-ce que l'absence d'une propriété recommandée bloque le site ?
Non, cela ne bloque pas le site mais peut limiter l'éligibilité à certains rich results.
Google va-t-il changer le message 'problème' dans Search Console ?
Oui, Google prévoit de rendre ce message moins alarmant pour éviter les mauvaises interprétations.
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