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The main reason to use it was the `rel` attribute for previous/next pages not being indexed correctly by certain search engines when using a relative URL. However, AFAIK that only applied to `<link>` tags, not to `<a>` tags, and only if a `<base>` tag was defined. In any case, it looks like the same search engines don't use the `rel` attribute for previous/next to index pages anymore.
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<% if page.current? %>
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<li class="current">
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<span class="show-for-sr"><%= t("views.pagination.current") %></span>
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<%= page %>
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</li>
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<% else %>
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<li>
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<%= link_to page, url, { :remote => remote, :rel => page.next? ? "next" : page.prev? ? "prev" : nil } %>
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</li>
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<% end %>
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