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As a technical person, I can recognize a URL when I see it and prefer the non-www version for brevity's sake. But many non-technical people cannot understand i
by throwaway420 13y ago
As a technical person, I can recognize a URL when I see it and prefer the non-www version for brevity's sake.
But many non-technical people cannot understand if something is a website URL without the WWW in front of it. It's probably best to add WWW if your target audience is normal humans.
- soup10 13y agothat may have been the case 5 years ago, but i think technical literacy has gone up, and anything ending in .com .net or .org will be recognized as a website. Most people under 30 would recognize any name.tld as well since twitter use has popularized url shorteners with unusual tld.