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To avoid people using /info/ in lieu of /id/, implement a rule that info page referer must be /id/ #47

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denevers opened this issue Jun 28, 2019 · 2 comments

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@denevers
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The info page should know it has been called directly and now from redirection from /id/. We should either block (400 bad request) - or at least have a warning in the page stating that user might be trying to use this page as a persistent identifier.

@jvanulde
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Can we use rel="describes" or rel="canonical" to link back to /id/?

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maybe.. the discussion here is what to do with people who use /info/ instead of /id/ (copy-pasted the link for instance). One option proposed is to have a sameAs relation between /id/ and /info/ but I want to test a way to at least warn users

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