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Your hierarchy won't necessarily help others. For URIs that leak into the UI/UX to be short is almost certainly good advice. You can always have them be redir
by cryptonector 5y ago
Your hierarchy won't necessarily help others. For URIs that leak into the UI/UX to be short is almost certainly good advice. You can always have them be redirects to the hierarchical names you would prefer.
Don't believe me? Twitter, for example, has short, meaningful URIs for user's status pages, and long, meaningless-to-users URIs for tweets. And in the sea of tweets there is no hierarchy in their naming.
- anamax 5y agoHow does Twitter's lack of hierarchy demonstrate that hierarchy doesn't help anyone?
- cryptonector 5y agoMe: Your hierarchy won't necessarily help others. You: How does Twitter's lack of hierarchy demonstrate that hierarchy doesn't help anyone? How did you read into my comment that I said that "hierarchy doesn't help anyone"?