Fetched meta description exceeds ShipReady's 165-character review threshold
ShipReady measured a decoded meta description longer than 165 characters.
Why it matters
This is a static markup signal that helps review how the page is presented.
How ShipReady detects it
What it inspects
ShipReady reads the first supported description meta pattern in either supported attribute order and HTML-decodes its content.
What triggers a finding
The rule triggers only when a non-empty decoded description is longer than 165 characters.
What the evidence shows
The reported description exceeded ShipReady's conservative character threshold.
Limits of this check
Search engines use rendered width and may rewrite snippets. ShipReady does not prove truncation, ranking impact, click-through performance, or description quality.
How to fix it
Review the deployed markup
Revise the description where needed so its useful information appears early without changing meaning merely to satisfy a count.
How to verify the change
Inspect the deployed HTML
Inspect the deployed description and compare its decoded length with the publishing policy.
Expected: The deployed markup meets the intended page-publishing policy.