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`page.image.facebook` and `page.image.feature` will add `og:image` meta tags to the page. Since the protocol allows multiple images, both will be used if they are both available. If neither are present and the `_config.yml` specifies an `open_graph_image`, then that will be used.
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In Germany XING is more popular than LinkedIn, so I added a link to the XING profile
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page.image.facebookandpage.image.featurewill addog:imagemetatags to the page. Since the protocol allows multiple images, both will
be used if they are both available. If neither are present and the
_config.ymlspecifies anopen_graph_image, then that will be used.