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A customer of ours has a website in Belgium. There two main languages in Belgium: Dutch and French.
At first there was only a Dutch version with a .be extension. Right now they are implementing the French Belgium version on the URL website.be/fr. All of the content and comments will be translated. Also the URL’s will change from Dutch to French, so you've got two URL’s with the same content but in another language. Question: Should you use a canonical tag on translated content in a multi-language country?

I think Google will understand this is just for the usability for a Multilanguage country. What do you guys think???

Hi David,

Thanks for the clear explenation!

The ownership implementation is a logical but good idea! Dit didn't crossed my mind until now

Hi Cyrus,

Thanks for your reply! As I thought Google wil understand it and ignore RSS generated links.
Above I explained my question, beceause I gues I was a little bit to short...

I just copy-paste the addition from above:

I don't mean that I put 100s of link in the RSS feed but, when our RSS feed is shown on an other website, we receive backlinks from that website (through the RSS feed) with switchin anchors. In addition is 9 of the 10 times the RSS feed implemented in the sidebar, so sidewide links. The question is if this situation can hurt the website?..Did this clear my question?

But your answer is clear... Google will understand and ignore just as I expected.

So we don't have to worry about this issue I guesss...

Hi David, thanks for your insights...
Maybe I didn't wrote down the second answer as clear as possible...

"I am not sure exactly what the question is in the second part.  Are you asking if you should put hundreds of site-wide links in your RSS Feed?  Either way, here is good measure to take"

I don't mean that I put 100s of link in the RSS feed but, when our RSS feed is shown on an other website, we receive backlinks from that website (through the RSS feed) with switchin anchors. In addition is 9 of the 10 times the RSS feed implemented in the sidebar, so sidewide links. The question is if this situation can hurt the website?..Did this clear my question?

Think about the switching anchors from the backlinks and the 100s of sidewide inlinks... I gues Google will understand that it's just a RSS feed right?