I've had HTTP to HTTPS redirects in place for years (originally on the WordPress site) but realised that I'd forgotten to also add www to non-www redirects. That's now sorted. Why is www still a thing in this day and age?
21/08/2021
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2021/08/21#p2
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2021/08/21#p3
According to I Write Like – a little internet diversion that, quelle surprise, says who you write like – I write like H.P Lovecraft!
Without the Old Gods and tentacles and the like.
I used the mini review of How to Live as sample text and who knows how it came to that decision. But I'll take it. 😆
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@colinwalker Good question, I'm guessing it's mostly for historical reasons.
@wearsmanyhats @colinwalker Some hosts won't let you use the root of your domain, you have to have a subdomain. My static pages are on GitHub Pages, for which I (have to) use the “www” subdomain. I use “blog” on Medium, “micro” on MB, and “letter” on Substack (with a different domain name).