Fair enough, but you have to remember that we needed this to work on all servers and browsers since 2007. This Google implementation was just released. Surely w

Fair enough, but you have to remember that we needed this to work on all servers and browsers since 2007. This Google implementation was just released. Surely we could've done a URL rewrite for our specific server, but we try our best to showcase how NOLOH will operate without the need for any tweaks, as many of our users operate on shared servers without any access to rewrites. Oddly, you don't make any mention that we effectively solved this issue automatically for our users and that they've been able to have their full websites searchable by Google. You were able to do a search for our content, and guess what we didn't need to do ANYTHING from a site development standpoint for that to work. Sure, without a rewrite it can be ugly, but the content was fully searchable. Frankly, have you seen some of the URLs that major websites such as amazon.com, or other generate? Criticizing us for showing how the URL would look without rewrites is really nitpicking our site, however we do want to thank you for pointing out a minor issue, we should not have the &faqs%2f you saw above, coming from a search engine and navigating. It should be http://www.noloh.com/?features/#/faqs http://www.noloh.com/?features/#/faqs. Sure enough we'll be implementing the Google style approach in NOLOH, and best of all NOLOH developers need not change anything. Their apps were searchable since 2007, and will continue to be searchable with newer and better methods for the forseeable future.