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Going a little in the opposite direction is the best compromise: keep the information that was available via the old url accessible via the old url in perpetuit
by judge2020 5y ago
Going a little in the opposite direction is the best compromise: keep the information that was available via the old url accessible via the old url in perpetuity (or for the duration of the website). Even a redirect is better than destroying URLs that have been linked to elsewhere for years.
- kixiQu 5y agoRight -- so now I can never use that URL for something else!