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>the submission detection script does not think that "www.domain.com" is the same as "domain.com", and treats them as different links. Those two are not the sa
by anewaccountname 18y ago
>the submission detection script does not think that "www.domain.com" is the same as "domain.com", and treats them as different links.
Those two are not the same. Just like mail.google.com isn't the same as google.com.
- thepanister 18y agoBut google.com is the same as www.google.com? and ycombinator.com is the same as www.ycombinator.com? Got what I mean! I am talking about the "www" which is the acronym of "world wide web", and it's automatically assigned to any domain name, so usually domain.com and www.domain.com points to the same host, unles if the sysadmin changes it which rarely happens. I am talking about the "www." and NOT any other subdomain that the sysadmin/webmaster can add/change or remove. I am sorry if you misunderstand what I am talking about.
- rksprst 18y agoThe www. subdomain is not necessary and you can have a different cname value there. It can point to another domain for instance.
- thepanister 18y agoOh really? I am sorry because I did not know it before. Thanks for informing me, I really appreciate it. I am so glad that I am learning something new here everyday. Thank you so much for your explanation, I really appreciate it.