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It's important that the URL tells you where something is, I agree. For a string that doesn't do that, there's no need for a fancy universal term.
by hot_gril 3y ago
It's important that the URL tells you where something is, I agree. For a string that doesn't do that, there's no need for a fancy universal term.
- apitman 3y agoURI came first and URL was adopted for dubious reasons. Personally, I now use URL for user-facing things because more people know what that is, and URI when talking to other developers because it sparks conversations like this which I think are useful.