Re: Re: (crazyinsomniac) Re: Monastery URLs don't need double slashes!

...just an idea to make life simpler - not really. Life is not any simpler if you save yourself from typing two extra characters. Life is not golf. Furthermore, I doubt it would be much work to implement this, butt time is scarce for the only person capable of doing this, vroom (or some other gods, but they don't meddle anymore), and whilst the update might be simple, appropriate documentation would have to be updtaed and what not. I still don't like it. If you wan't to save yourself from typing an extra few characters, use a cb client and hack the code yourself.

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Re: Re: Re: (crazyinsomniac) Re: Monastery URLs don't need double slashes! by mischief (Hermit) on Dec 13, 2001 at 18:26 UTC
Some people might consider it simpler (I would be one of them), and having the choice to leave out the // would benefit those people, no? Of course it's another idea to add on the pile, but isn't that the case with any good idea? And using `id://` isn't confined to the CB - personally I generally use `id://` tags instead of just surrounding text in `[]`s, because I don't like the idea of my post pointing somewhere else in the future when someone posts another node with the same node as I've linked to.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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by mischief (Hermit) on Dec 13, 2001 at 18:26 UTC

Some people might consider it simpler (I would be one of them), and having the choice to leave out the // would benefit those people, no? Of course it's another idea to add on the pile, but isn't that the case with any good idea? And using id:// isn't confined to the CB - personally I generally use id:// tags instead of just surrounding text in []s, because I don't like the idea of my post pointing somewhere else in the future when someone posts another node with the same node as I've linked to.

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