Related Items Links
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Hi,
If an item page has 'related items' links and 'you may also like' links - and both those are essentially the same links, doesn't it make sense to only have one set?
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Great point - thank you!
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For just a normal run of the mill site yes. For a site like amazon they can base their "you may also like" off of your past purchases, and related items off of the categories.
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