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While reading the source of a known popular blog, I found some tags in the head, and I added them to my blog after correcting info in them, So, the description and keywords in that are between and should be here or with the codes beneath or the ones beneath should get up, Here is the code --> Hosted on Pastebin

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    Please post your the relevant HTML code (including the `` section containing your `` tags) within the question... – War10ck Aug 29 '14 at 19:52

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I'm afraid some of your question seems lost in translation to me; however, it seems that you want to know where (in the flow of a typical HTML document) a meta tag should go. The answer: meta tags belong anywhere in the head section of the document; that is, between <head> and </head>. They usually go near the top (after the title tag and before CSS information), although that is not a requirement. They should be a direct child of the head tag.

Meta tags are used by many automatic indexers to provide more relevant search results by a search engine; however, most major search engines now rely sparingly on meta tag data because they can often be a source of spam.

The pastebin contains unique b tags, which appear to be some sort of pre-processing I am unfamiliar with.

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