> Actually, according to Michael Dinowitz (and I'm not sure 
> where he gets his facts from), static extensions have a 
> slightly higher rank then dynamic ones.

I am only sure where I get my facts from. My understanding, based on my own
experience, is that this is not the case. My experience is backed by our own
results with SEO. Among other things, Fig Leaf Software provides SEO
services. Again, Google does not provide details about their page rank
algorithms, and they change these algorithms pretty frequently.

And again, in any case, if you want to achieve that outcome, you can just
configure CF to process requests with .html in the URL pattern.

> The argument against doing CF to do the URL rewriting is that 
> Apache is faster ...

I am unwilling to waste my time in a pointless, inane argument with you
about web servers, since when it comes to this subject you are, by any
useful definition of the word, a troll. This is cf-talk, not
web-server-talk. You seem to be drawn to every IIS configuration question
like a moth to a flame. But that's your problem, not mine. Anyway, there are
obvious arguments in favor of embedding that kind of functionality in an
application: portability, easy programmatic modification, the ability to
generate rewrite rules from a database query, etc, etc.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/

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