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I'm wondering, what would be the best way of leaving code writers (programmers) information/initials/(maybe even) copyright... well, some information about web developer, not content maintainer inside HTML.

Is leaving a link to my site inside footer a good way, or I there maybe can used <meta> tags for something like that?

Thanks in advance!

+8  A: 

Do you want that to be visible to the end user or not?

If not, use comments:

HTML

<!-- comment here -->

CSS

/* comment here */

Javascript

// comment

/* multi-line
comment*/

If yes, most of the times it'll be on the bottom, along with other copyright information.

NullUserException
Thanks! Forgot about comments! Since this is a good explanation, giving answer to you. ;)
Tom
+1  A: 

Just place HTML comments near the start of the document.

<!--
     Page Design Copyright © 2010 My Design company,
     All rights reserved.

     http://example.com 
-->

meta elements aren't usually used for this sort of thing as they apply to the content of the current page.

thomasrutter
Just make sure you don't place it before the doctype. This will put IE6 in quirks mode. I couldn't find the original article where I read this, but here is a [comment](http://www.bennadel.com/blog/953-IE-Has-Correct-Box-Model-In-Standards-Compliant-Mode.htm#comments_5869) that says the same thing.
alex
Good point. IE doesn't like stuff before the doctype.
thomasrutter