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It's interesting how many upvotes this is getting in a very short time. However, I don't think the average Twitter user cares about performance and URL elegance
by il 16y ago
It's interesting how many upvotes this is getting in a very short time. However, I don't think the average Twitter user cares about performance and URL elegance, so I doubt Twitter will change anything.
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- InfinityX0 16y agoYou can't get to 1 million pageviews with making a few enemies that figure out a way to game the system occasionally. Not saying this is that, though. Just sayin'.
- macrael 16y agoProbably not, but that doesn't mean people who do care shouldn't discuss the implications, or that Twitter shouldn't think there is a problem.
- jamesjyu 16y agoI have seen performance issues and outright broken behavior with Twitter's hashbang ajax loading scheme. In that respect, regular users will care (they just won't necessarily know what is causing the issue).
- guelo 16y agoConsidering that twitter is the main reason for the spread of the abomination that is URL shorteners you're probably right. They don't seem to care about the health of the web.