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Well, at a minimum, it saves the processing time required to format the text, which lessens the server cost of each page hit. It's a small optimization, but whe

Well, at a minimum, it saves the processing time required to format the text, which lessens the server cost of each page hit. It's a small optimization, but when the vast majority of the users are just coming to the site to read text, I'd imagine it would save a lot of CPU time.

vdaniuk 13y ago
Not really, the underlying text is just an HTML page that rarely changes and the requests rarely hit the database because caching.
fphilipe 13y ago
Or you could fragment cache that.