I would think that any competent host master/web master would have properly setup IN A records for the rootdomain, and CNAME's for www, per RFC specs. Ideally they would go further and 301 redirect one to the other on the application level.
douglas [at] http://boldt.us On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 4:55 PM, Eran Hammer-Lahav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > (sorry for potential duplicates, I'm having problems posting to the list) > > This issue was brought up by Google. > > There are many cases where the HTTP server for example.com resides at > www.example.com. Should /site-meta specify that if a top level domain > returns a 404 for a GET /site-meta, the user-agent must try the same request > for www.*? > > EHL > >