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I hate it when people do this. Can we just pretend www doesn't exist anymore?

• eksith 13y ago
  Servers with archaic configurations are quite difficult to change like that. Besides, I can reasonably assume the NSA, like most major government agencies, uses some wonky, overly complicated rats' nest of a CMS that croaks with/out the www.
• ecaron 13y ago
  The problem I've always had with this is that DNS root levels (., no www) can't be a CNAME - unless there are any DNS gurus in the audience that can point to some alternate configuration I've overlooked.
  • wahnfrieden 13y ago
    No, you're right - it's a serious limitation. Ultimately just a trade-off to consider. As with anything, neither is obviously superior.
  • marshray 13y ago
    You can always just serve a redirect to www.example.com. Doesn't have to be a high-powered redundant server or anything (just secure).
• ericcoleman 13y ago
  We force the www. at work because of DNS limitations.