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Bold vs. Strong

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Incorrect - there are still rare purposes where it is correct to use them.


Other examples are say bibliographies and references, where text is meant to be bold or italic for typographical purposes; however, semantically speaking it doesn't have to be. So because it only helps visually, they technically should be <b> and <i>.

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