`link.text.vague`

Default: warn
Options: {"words":["click here","here","read more","more","learn more","link","this"]}
Plugin: link

A link text describes its target, unlike "click here".

Why: Search engines use link text to learn what the target page is about. "Click here" tells them nothing. The check ignores case and punctuation.

When off: vague link text passes.

Option	Type	Default	Description
`words`	`string[]`	see above	The link texts to report, in lowercase. Setting it replaces the list.

<!-- ✗ Fails -->
<a href="/menu/">Click here</a>

<!-- ✓ Passes -->
<a href="/menu/">See our full menu</a>

rules: { "link.text.vague": { words: ["click here", "here", "go"] } }

References

Google: Link best practices: Google calls "click here" and "read more" too generic.
WCAG 2.2: Understanding Link Purpose (In Context): Link text should make sense on its own. Short links like "more" can be fine in context, so the rule warns.