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I'm actually against this idea, for the simple reason that if that page ends up being delivered via cache somewhere, I don't want them thinking "Well, it says I
by TheCraiggers 12y ago
I'm actually against this idea, for the simple reason that if that page ends up being delivered via cache somewhere, I don't want them thinking "Well, it says I was throttled, but it actually wasn't that bad. I don't see what all the fuss is about."
- mseebach 12y agoYou could inject anti-caching headers, too. Should, indeed, since the page will have been customised for the user.