It's so refreshing to click on a page and just see the answer to the question in the url. I've gotten very conditioned when urls contain a question, to expect

It's so refreshing to click on a page and just see the answer to the question in the url. I've gotten very conditioned when urls contain a question, to expect a bloated, ad-ridden , 5-page editorial, focusing on a tangentially related long sob story of a guy and their dog, with the answer to the question barely hinted at, buried inconspicuously somewhere around page 4.