Does anyone have any research and/or rules-of-thumb about the usefulness of putting "home" in the permanent navigation? I tend to want to leave it off because A) on most sites, I feel like once the user is in the site, there's not really much of a reason for them to go home, and B) The "click on the logo to go home" pattern seems universal enough that everyone *should* know about it. OTOH, I can easily imagine "Aunt Tilly" looking for the home link and getting confused if it's not there. Are there times when it should be used? Times when it shouldn't? Times when it's optional?
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