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It is necessary to have the meta-tags "Description", "Keywords" on site administration pages, as these will not be indexed?
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Meta tags, even description and keywords can be useful for other things. They are documenting for your own use. So if you have any reason to use them, use. If you can’t find any reason why not use.
Others change the behavior of the browser in how to render the page. Example:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" >
Even on an admin page this has some influence, not fundamental. Without it maybe your page will be rendered wrong. Note that "utf-8" was just an example, could be other encondigs.
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5" />
Another example that creates an action in the browser.
You are obviously correct that for SEO they will not serve. In fact there are controversies whether their use for SEO is useful in fact. Google does not use them for indexing itself.
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I believe that in the administration part of the site the goals "Keywords" and "Description" can be ignored, but it is worth using the Meta Title so that the user himself used to be able to locate by it.
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Meta Title is not seen by the user. Different from the tag
<title>, non-target.
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OK @bigown, I use the above meta tags already for configuration (and others for defining languages by exemlo), I will delete the Description tags
– Ricardo