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Could try https first, then. While it's possible to serve completely different pages and sites on https vs http, it's rare in practice, and would be reasonable
by quesera 12y ago
Could try https first, then.
While it's possible to serve completely different pages and sites on https vs http, it's rare in practice, and would be reasonable to penalize.
- embolalia 12y agoI think that's absolutely reasonable to penalize. From a technical perspective, returning a different resource depending on the scheme of the URI is absolutely acceptable, but from a UX standpoint it's ridiculous to have a difference between http and https.