Getting this code on my .htaccess and work with WP is a big headache. After reading this article, I’m happy. :D

I still don’t get what’s right. Should I do something to get the “www” redirect on or leave it as it is?

Obviously this is what you get when you something becomes popular. Back to basics, the “com”, “net”, “org” at the end of a DOMAINNAME is call the root domain. The Next part is what you rent from Domain name authorities. That is considered the domain. The next element in a properly format URL is the host name. In this case the “WWW”. That is how DNS works. Hate to shock you all but we use to use “gopher”, “news”, “mail”, and a whole bunch more standard names for host all over our networks which were primarily dedicated to those tasks. Amazing how that works, HUH? Imagine we actually use to do things right back in the beginning before some lazy Late comers decided the Internet was here to server the solely the web….

Just because some people are lazy, and DNS administrators feel they need to cater to these people, does not mean any professional person who claims to be a “web developer”, “web designer” or any other designation with web or Internet centric names should show their lack of professionalism, experience, and grasp of the most basic technology of what makes the Internet, by pushing or endorsing something that is nothing more than a hack. If anything you should be pushing to put the www back into the domain names, because that is the proper use of DNS. You are equating web service with the domain name, not with a host or service aliase designation, as it should be.

If you are going to developed on the Internet at least take the time to understand the Internet. There were things before the web browser, the Internet was not and is not only there for html and WWW. By original design, there should not be a machine or record for the base domain name. It is just their as network classification, not a machine classification. Everything should be A host record under a domain name, or an aliases to another host record.

Thanks.