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Why not use unique URIs, like: http://soundkey.com/165pgx http://soundkey.com/165pgx or http://165pgx.soundkey.com/ http://165pgx.soundkey.com/ Seems to be eas
by amix 17y ago
Why not use unique URIs, like: http://soundkey.com/165pgx http://soundkey.com/165pgx or http://165pgx.soundkey.com/ http://165pgx.soundkey.com/
Seems to be easier than having users copy-paste keys around.
- nirmal 17y agoUpvoted and if you're worried about url length try getting a Cayman Islands (.ky) domain. I could see using sound.ky/165pgx or may even snd.ky/165pgx although the latter gives me bad vibes.
- sendos 17y agoAs of now, the website supports soundkey.com/key/165pgx I need to figure out how to make soundkey.com/165pgx work, and I will be adding that feature when it's ready (I guess I can use .htaccess to redirect whatever comes after soundkey.com/, but I'm not sure how not to redirect actual pages of the website, e.g. soundkey.com/browse-sounds. Maybe by moving all website content to a subdirectory, e.g. soundkey.com/site/browse-sounds)