What if an employee leaves and removes Rel=Author verification from their Google Plus profile?
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What if someone leaves your company and removes your site from their Google Plus profile (under "Contributor To"). Does that kill all the rel=author on the pages written by this former employee? (Should you use the email verification with employees to avoid this scenario? Email verification is a big hassle for us.)
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Basically, you're SOL (siht out of luck), as we said in the Navy. There was a good discussion on this topic here some months ago here.
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