Google hasn't spotted my AMP pages, and I'm not sure why

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I've followed the specification, I thought.

There's a link href rel=amphtml in this page that points to the AMP version, yet three days after implementing it, submitting both pages to Google, and waiting, Webmaster Tools still tells me I have no AMP pages and the AMP pages don't exist on a Google search.

What's up?

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As an aside: it's now found just one page (there are plenty more), though that has kicked up some errors in the Schema.org implementation, which are now fixed. - jamescridland

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As John Mueller points out here: https://plus.google.com/+JohnMueller/posts/bwnHgShgDm7 it takes about a week for the Search Console's report to update.

You can see that your page is in the Google AMP Cache by looking at: https://cdn.ampproject.org/c/media.info/radio/opinion/finland-a-radio-app-that-does-more-than-youd-expect-2/amp

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  • Its need time before google add new pages in the console. Maybe 3 days to short.
    • upload a sitemap in the console
    • and your AMP site are not valid. It missing the AMP script for adsense ;-)