I'm managing a website that has a US section and a UK & International section. Let's say these are divided as:website.com/website.com/usThe website has hreflang implemented correctly as follows:<link rel=alternate href=https://www.website.com/us/ hreflang=en-US /><link rel=alternate href=https://www.website.com/ hreflang=en-GB /><link rel=alternate href=https://www.website.com/ hreflang=x-default />My questions are as follows:Is it absolutely OK to have 2 annotations (en-GB and x-default) for the same page? Does Google have an official recommendation on this? And is there a chance / situation where this could become problematic?If the webmaster were to remove the en-GB annotation and just use x-default for all English versions other than en-US, would that adversely affect visibility and rankings in the UK?
Is Double-Annotating HREFLANG always alright? What if I remove one of them?
seo;multilingual;hreflang