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The semantics of the URL aren't different - just the protocol version details. You didn't want different schemes for http/1.0 vs http/1.1 right? The URL still r
by patrickmcmanus 12y ago
The semantics of the URL aren't different - just the protocol version details. You didn't want different schemes for http/1.0 vs http/1.1 right? The URL still represents the same resource and if the server would like to inconsistently use different versions (perhaps because of inconsistent clusters or cdns) that's fine as long as the resource is consistent.
- carsonreinke 12y ago1.0/1.1 is so drastically different from 2