> Quite simply the www subdomain is confusing and unnecessary. Sometimes it's unnecessary. How is it confusing? Millions of non-sophisticated users became soph

> Quite simply the www subdomain is confusing and unnecessary. Sometimes it's unnecessary. How is it confusing? Millions of non-sophisticated users became sophisticated users typing it, millions more type it every day. It doesn't seem prima facie more confusing than a pronoun or other oft-repeated article. Consider the beginning of my last sentence in this paragraph -- would you consider the "It" confusing, even though it's not strictly necessary? > Again your reaction is just sort of knee-jerk exaggerated resistance to change Perhaps your reaction is knee-jerk teleology of change as progress? As a suggestion: maybe spend less time characterizing the approach of people that you disagree with on this topic, and more time articulating actual arguments ("the www subdomain is confusing and unnecessary" counts, even though it's arguably not particularly strong), unless you'd eventually prefer it when people make the discussion partly about the shortcomings of your approach, which are far more glaring than you've clearly spent time considering.