Why http:// and not http://www.?
- Thread starter Lucas
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BirdOPrey5
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I always use the www... after reading all the anti-www here I'm thinking of expanding it to http://worldwideweb....
Lucas
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Excuse me? One thing is opening a thread to discuss something in general and one thing is opening a thread to ask a question about a website. If you don't understand, you might need to think about it a little bit more.
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Floris
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Actually, I force remove www. from my domains, and I force remove index.php from the domains.
linking or typing: www.wetalk.tv/index.php ends up as wetalk.tv
linking or typing: www.wetalk.tv/index.php ends up as wetalk.tv
Onimua
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He's got a point though. You can't really stop people from posting in a thread when it's publicly available. If you really want a private discussion with Kier and Mike, there's the Conversation feature for that.
Otherwise, they're pretty busy with a lot of other things, and you'll just have to wait to see if they'll respond.
Mikey
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you have a great short 4 letter url, juot.net - why add an extra 4 chars to that :/
BirdOPrey5
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www was used to determine what service one was requesting over the internet: world wide web, secure, ftp, nntp (news net). Todays servers look at the lack of a preceding www as a request for a www page by default, so it is not required. If you type mypage.com, you will end up at www.mypage.com anyways, even if you do not set up a map.
To use it or not, I think it is just personal preference.
To use it or not, I think it is just personal preference.
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