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Closing, duplicate of #121. I left a comment on that thread with my reasoning for including this tag, and when I intend to drop it.

IE 10 & below was my understanding after reading the x-ua-compatible section of the H5BP Docs. But, I may have misunderstood.

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Thanks. I'm a newbie to github so apologies for not knowing to search resolved comments. I'm sure you are right, re: 9 vs 10 ... I only did a quick google.

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No apology necessary @LyndaJWilliams. I apologize, my reply was a bit curt. I should have included the quoted comment so you didn't have to navigate to another issue, and I could have thrown in a 😄 or two while I was at it.

H5BP & Bootstrap are both projects I respect and look to for guidance when making decisions for HEAD. Which is why I included the tag in the minimal example. But, your point about whether the x-ua-compatible tag should be included in a minimal head recommendation in 2016 is valid, and is up probably up for debate.

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In general terms, given your rationale, I'd say it's worth including. Creates a dilemma for me as an instructor of an intro course, is all. How much advanced practice does one include when the curriculum outcomes don't touch on the topics implied? On the other hand, I am overhauling the course with an eye to plugging it into the real and evolving picture so it's something I'll ponder. Maybe give 'em the barest minimum but provide an

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Well, welcome to GitHub @LyndaJWilliams! It's an excellent place for community & collaboration. Best of luck to you with your course design.

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