logo missing url

On the google search console, the error still exists. What do you mean by test in Google Rich results tool and isolated to the author archive page?

It is fine to paste the coding here for me to copy. Thanks

Hi,

We tested https://mycoffeewiki.com/category/coffee-machine-review/ last time in Google’s Rich Results and didn’t find any errors related to the schema. We know that the schema errors (missing logo) should be isolated to the author archive (https://mycoffeewiki.com/author/byebye123/) and the workaround should have been to export the Yoast SEO settings, remove any reference to the person data, and import the settings back into the plugin. Those should have been the correct fields to remove. We’re not sure why it didn’t fix the issue in your case. But we’re unable to investigate this on these public forums without checking your site further, which would require Yoast SEO Premium.

Hi,

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Thanks for understanding!

Although I dunno coding, I prefer to follow my ex-boss’s quality standard, i.e. zero defect at development. He was a Global Head in a large organisation and now a professor in university. I, myself, also haven’t signed off any projects with bug. What I worked on was one single project with 10 Agile teams, i.e. 100 developers; and implemented without bugs. And the implemented items are provided free of charge to the public/customer. So, while Yoast SEO was deactivated on Apr 8 and then your Google Test Results showed no problem, it is clear that Yoast SEO sucks and causes problems to website but asking for money.
You buy a toilet with shxt/shix and then the supplier of the toilet says the shxt/shix is a feature/a bug of the toilet and asks you to pay money to them to check the shxt/shix. Do you really like your job similar to this? Hope you guys could put “zero defect at development, not till UAT or even after implementation” in your mind so as to work best for your own life.