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Why don't Stack Overflow, Wikipedia or MSDN etc. include keyword and description meta tags in their page headers?

For example Google indexes the first paragraph as a brief description. Is this a technical point in web design and SEO?

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: Why don't large popular sites such as SO use keyword and description meta headers? Why don't Stack Overflow, Wikipedia or MSDN etc. include keyword and description meta tags in their page headers?

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: Separating static/uploaded content from the site I have a site where I anticipate to have a large amount of users. I've heard that it is a good idea to separate user content (uploaded images)

: I recommend AxCMS.net it's free but not open source. Also for online store I can suggest MojoPortal and nopCommerce

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: Is it proper (or legal) for the government to buy non-.gov TLDs to monopolize a topic? I came across a government site that had also registered the .com, .net, .org, etc of a specific topic.

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