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1) Not all defaults are awesome. The issue here is that this is not even a site default, this is a default for a multi-website management program. And for tha
by Semiapies 16y ago
1) Not all defaults are awesome. The issue here is that this is not even a site default, this is a default for a multi-website management program.
And for that matter, if you leave the wrong settings unset on recent versions of IIS, this message won't go out anyway, since IIS will push its own default page for non-200 responses.
2) It's trivial to have a simple, CSS-based site layout that requires less than 512 bytes in the base HTML page. For a simple notice that this isn't a known page on the site, but here's a search form, you could easily still be under 512 bytes.