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Because these urls are effectively "locked" to the content and the website can't play a switcheroo on site visitors (and google), maybe?
by konschubert 6y ago
Because these urls are effectively "locked" to the content and the website can't play a switcheroo on site visitors (and google), maybe?
- cblconfederate 6y agoactually the content often changes (usually news articles being updated with different content / title). Google's idea was that it's easier to tell what a URL is about by looking at it, but in the mobile era i don't think it matters anymore.