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The author's point is that URLs are not pages -- they are just pointers to information, and that (a) by design, they should be static and uniform, and (b) there
by jpwright 13y ago
The author's point is that URLs are not pages -- they are just pointers to information, and that (a) by design, they should be static and uniform, and (b) there is no reason that URLs cannot be used for both person- and machine-readable information.