>> Oh, please, no. Think of the millions of people who are linking from
>> their sites to particular files that have this in their url.
> Not necessarily. That's what the "meta refresh" tag is for ...!
Well...
Webmaster W1 has a very cool application on his page. It lives here:
http://www.w1.com/applications/theCoolestPackageEver.pkg.
(In case you just clicked on the link above: This was just an example...)
Methinks this is a very cool application, so I put the link above on
my page.
Webmaster W1 decides that "applications" isn't a fitting directory name
for applications, so he puts the cool application here:
http://www.w1.com/twiddleDee/theCoolestPackageEver.pkg.
How is the meta refresh tag going to ensure that my unchanged link
is directed to W1's new link??
Frank
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