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It would also be nice to have an optIon to turn off the notices for pages that are using the canonical tag. This is helpful for those of us that try to use the crawl diagnostics page as another tool to find potential on page problems. I would rather hide the fact that a page has a canonical tag and show me the ones that don't. That allows me to have a fairly clear picture of things that need to be fixed on the site.

As an alternative to Derek's suggestion..  Use the same link for the logo and the text.  Currently you are wrapping the img tag in one anchor and then the brand name in another. Try putting them both inside the same anchor with the
in between them.

This eliminates 1 of the links from each brand.  Then perhaps remove that tag cloud as Troy suggested. Honestly I didn't even see the tag cloud there until Troy mentioned it in his answer.

In the crawl diagnostics screen "Rel Canonical" shows up as a notice for every page that has a rel="canonical" meta tag in it.  Why is this the case?

Shouldn't every page have a canonical tag on it to show the absolute URL to the content?  Wouldn't a better notice be to display pages that do not have a canonical tag instead?

I could be wrong but that would make more sense to me. (In fact.. let's be honest here.. I probably am wrong.. but I'd like someone to explain it if they could.)

Thanks

In the crawl diagnostics screen "Rel Canonical" shows up as a notice for every page that has a rel="canonical" meta tag in it.  Why is this the case?

Shouldn't every page have a canonical tag on it to show the absolute URL to the content?  Wouldn't a better notice be to display pages that do not have a canonical tag instead?

I could be wrong but that would make more sense to me. (In fact.. let's be honest here.. I probably am wrong.. but I'd like someone to explain it if they could.)

Thanks