On 5/3/06, John Hoffmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dave,

I like them if they indicate content type and not the implementation.
Implementation to me means advertizing the tool used to make a content
type and is totally irrelevant to a URL: php, jsp, asp etc.  html is a
content type.

I find this argument compelling; that .html indicates an HTML content
type.  As such I have no problem with using that particular extension
for pages generating HTML.  Same argument for .xml.

Note that  /foo is, in some cases, treated the same as
/foo/index.html.  Perhaps is better for us to be explicit and say
/weblog.html?

Lance

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