Yeah, that line stuck out to me as particularly silly because, generally, there is only one endpoint for mail traffic with a unique port per protocol. When it c

Yeah, that line stuck out to me as particularly silly because, generally, there is only one endpoint for mail traffic with a unique port per protocol. When it comes to HTTP, there are often numerous services, many of which can not be reasonably called the "world wide web". I guess you could say that the www is the default and codify that to naked domain, but it seems preferable to just redirect from the naked domain to www in order to disambiguate while simultaneously declaring your default.