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There's little difference in using "why turning on http/2 (is/was) a mistake". Is is stronger, but both imply that there is/was something wrong with it, to the
by intertextuality 7y ago
There's little difference in using "why turning on http/2 (is/was) a mistake". Is is stronger, but both imply that there is/was something wrong with it, to the point of writing an article about it.
A better title would be "why turning on http/2 was a mistake (for us)." The current one implies failure due to http/2 itself, and not architectural decisions that lead to making the upgrade to http/2 not as easy as imagined.