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Convention is for URLs to be all lowercase, which IMO aids in readability and certainly makes them easier to type (imagine giving a URL to a friend over the pho
by technel 14y ago
Convention is for URLs to be all lowercase, which IMO aids in readability and certainly makes them easier to type (imagine giving a URL to a friend over the phone -- remember this is 1999).
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- porges 14y agoWell luckily for you, the URI is case-insensitive and redirects (301) to the canonical version.
- dredmorbius 14y agoThe standard is that hostnames are case-insensitive, but non-FQDN paths should allow both uppercase (especially for systems which don't include lower-case elements, yes, Virginia, they exist) and lowercase elements.