>>If so, why on earth would they do that? > >Historical reasons, I believe. A very old version of the HTTP >specification could be interpreted as requiring a change to GET on >redirection. It makes sense in the context of imagemap-like CGI's, which tend to return redirections to regular pages, not redirects to another CGI. Should we rely on servers to ignore queries for non-searchable resources? -DaveReceived on Wednesday, 31 January 1996 15:15:46 UTC
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