> "tricking the HTTP server," I don't think you understand the web. I'm not anthropomorphizing anything. He literally sent a request for each document he wante

> "tricking the HTTP server," I don't think you understand the web. I'm not anthropomorphizing anything. He literally sent a request for each document he wanted to look at and the server sent a response. You keep referring to this hypothetical "reasonable person" who doesn't understand the very basic facts about technology, but the opinion you attribute to the "reasonable person" is just one you invented that happens to match your own. > I think most people would assume that documents that can only be accessed by editing an ID were not meant to be accessed. How would anyone know if the documents could only be accessed by editing the URL? Others in this thread have pointed out that some of those documents were indexed by Google, so actually, editing the URL is not the only way to get to them.