The me keyword for the rel attribute of the <link> and <a> elements indicates that the current resource is represented by the linked party. The me value was introduced in the XHTML Friends Network (XFN) specification.
<link rel="me" href="example.com" />
The rel="me" attribute is used in RelMeAuth and Web sign in specifications as a way to enable a person to identify themselves to a web service using their domain name or a particular URL.
Browser compatibility is irrelevant because rel="me" is used by web services and not by browsers.
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