It looks like Google recommends the use of hyphens in URLs to separate
words[0]. It looks like Django also favors this approach[1].
[0] https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/76329?hl=en
[1] https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/25473
David
On Mon, Sep 17, 2018 at 6:12 PM Jeff Ortel wrot
SEO groups universally answer hyphens (option 2) over underscores as Google
evidently parses the former as word separators and the latter as word
joiners. While we don't care about search rank for our purposes, it seems
good to remain consistent with the preferred route nowadays (even though I
per
IMO option 2 "slug" is the most common for urls.
Em seg, 17 de set de 2018 19:12, Jeff Ortel escreveu:
> What is the project policy on word separators in URLs?
>
> My take on 3 most common options:
>
> 1. The words run together - is hard to read. Example: /contentguard/
> 2. Hyphens in URLs are
What is the project policy on word separators in URLs?
My take on 3 most common options:
1. The words run together - is hard to read. Example: /contentguard/
2. Hyphens in URLs are easy to type and read. Most common and
recommended based on my limited search. Example: /content-guard/
3. Under
