Is it really just a matter of how it looks?

On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 2:16 AM, Scott Hildebrand <[address removed]> wrote:

So this project I'm involved with is doing queries this way:
/search/q/music/l3/ukiah/lid/2449750/l2/California/l1/United States/r/300/jt/+/i/+/c/+

It basically amounts to search being the controller, and then the rest are key/value pairs. When there's no value it ends up just being "+"

I think that's fugly and I'd rather see a traditional URL:
/search?q=music&l3=ukiah&lid=2449750&l2=California&l1=United States&r=300&jt=&i=&c=

Is there any reason why a traditional URL would be better, or am I just outnumbered by the other engineers and out of luck?






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