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I think that was a great answer to their question. It was succinct, provided useful information on top, and didn't use it as an excuse to engage in language war
by ceol 13y ago
I think that was a great answer to their question. It was succinct, provided useful information on top, and didn't use it as an excuse to engage in language wars. Elisée specified his preference without declaring it the One True Way.
- HNLogInShit 13y agoTrue, but this was not really well founded: "There is no excuse for displaying file extensions in URLs, it’s an implementation detail that the user shouldn’t care about." The user doesn't care about it. So what does it matter? It's not as if they're typing them in.