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A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is an address for a file or resource that specifies where that resource is, and how to go about retrieving it.
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Using request_uri instead of Query string affects SEO
The above url clearly give a simple hierarchy of the web. So I was curious if I can use this.
I found some website using query string like (see below)
https://www.example.com/index.php? … game/free-mmorg-review
I found this simple server that serves php but it does not come with apache mod_rewrite so it's like running a php server directly and I can use (below) to produce somehow pretty url …
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