Jeff Rife wrote:
The only real use for the www. prefix is as a visual cue indicating that
the address refers to a website.
No, it's because it's not "store.domain.tld" (where you buy stuff from
the company) or "support.domain.tld" (where they provide support info),
etc.
I'm not talking about www vs. other hostnames -- I'm talking about www
vs. the plain domain name.
You could just as easily have "domain.tld" be the main website for the
domain and "support.domain.tld" and "store.domain.tld" be alternate
websites. Whether the default is "www.domain.tld" or "domain.tld" has
no impact on this at all.
--
Kelson Vibber
SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
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