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I often remove such appendages because I prefer clean, compact, semantic URLs that narrowly reflect my specific intent when sharing an article: "this article is
by gojomo 6y ago
I often remove such appendages because I prefer clean, compact, semantic URLs that narrowly reflect my specific intent when sharing an article: "this article is good".
I don't want any other website/software agendas overlaid into my communication in ways that (1) leak info about what tools I'm using, even seemingly-innocuous info; (2) dilute any salient aspects of the URL by layering on excess (or even worse opaque) tracking info.
I've deleted that damn "?s=21" from the end of Twitter URLs hundreds of times.