When the website owner removes AMP, their system correctly reverts to the standard HTML/PHP structure. The content is accessible, canonical links are clean, and the server is working flawlessly. This is the expected behavior and complies with all relevant specifications. However, Google returns a 5xx error, which is not technically covered because it still wants to display external content on its domain. So: The problem is not on the websites that Google accuses of having an error. Namely, Google continues to try to access AMP URLs that it created, indexed,…

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